Foundational workshop on Semiconductor Manufacturing

Course Description:

This course covers the fundamentals of nanofabrication, including unit processes, memory process flow, contamination control, and yield optimization. It explores process variability, metrology, and advanced topics like MEMS, power electronics, and semiconductor packaging. Participants will also gain insights into semiconductor equipment design, G S tapeout procedures, and cleanroom functionality, with an introduction to NNfC and MNCF facilities.

Duration : 60 Hours

Learning Outcomes:

• Gain a fundamental understanding of semiconductor manufacturing, the role of wafer fabs, and the essential equipment used in IC fabrication.
• Learn the principles of cleanroom design, including airflow, filtration, and utility integration, while understanding contamination control and safety protocols crucial for semiconductor production.
• Develop a clear understanding of the tape out flow, its critical steps, and the collaborative efforts required between design houses and foundries to ensure successful chip manufacturing.
• Understand process variability, yield engineering, and the importance of metrology in ensuring high-quality semiconductor production
• Learn how work is managed in world-class fabs, including economic considerations, engineering functions, and troubleshooting best practices for maintaining efficiency and quality control.

Who can apply:

• Professionals working in industries, startups, or related sectors with relevant expertise/interest in the field.
• Faculties and academicians with relevant expertise or interest in the field.

Last Date to Apply : Registration will open soon

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