
Materials And Process Characterization For Vlsi, 1988/icmpc '88: Proceedings Of The International Conference
by
X-f Zong
,
Y-y Wang
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Science & Technology
Format
Hardcover
Pages
552
Language
Chinese
Published
Jan 1, 1988
Publisher
World Scientific Pub Co Inc
ISBN-10
9971506882
ISBN-13
9789971506889
Description
This collection of proceedings from the International Conference on Materials and Process Characterization for VLSI, held in 1988, offers a comprehensive exploration of the methodologies and advancements in the field of Very-Large-Scale Integration (VLSI) technology. Edited by X-f Zong and Y-y Wang, the volume highlights cutting-edge research and practical applications pertinent to the materials and processes that underpin modern integrated circuits.
The conference brought together leading experts who shared insights into the evolving landscape of VLSI. The contributions address a range of topics, from material properties to process innovations, reflecting the critical challenges and breakthroughs of the time. With a focus on improving performance and reliability in semiconductor devices, the proceedings serve as a valuable resource for researchers, engineers, and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of VLSI technology in the context of its foundational materials and processes.
The conference brought together leading experts who shared insights into the evolving landscape of VLSI. The contributions address a range of topics, from material properties to process innovations, reflecting the critical challenges and breakthroughs of the time. With a focus on improving performance and reliability in semiconductor devices, the proceedings serve as a valuable resource for researchers, engineers, and professionals looking to deepen their understanding of VLSI technology in the context of its foundational materials and processes.
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