Title :
Semiconductor development for manufacturability
Author :
Kristoff, Jeffrey S.
Author_Institution :
IBM Corp., Hopewell Junction, NY, USA
Abstract :
IBM´s most advanced development fabricator, the Advanced Semiconductor Technology Center (ASTC), has been designed to permit semiconductor development with technology transfer and manufacturability as primary objectives. Facilities, materials, equipment, and processes have been optimized through vendor interactions and collaboration. Attention has also been paid to human resource development to facilitate technology development and technology transfer. Extensive education and training programs have been established and technology integration teams have been formed that will introduce the technology into manufacturing. Manufacturing floor control systems incorporating six-sigma statistical process control quality concepts and manufacturing quality control and assurance have been addressed to insure ease of manufacturing insertion
Keywords :
integrated circuit manufacture; quality control; research and development management; statistical process control; ASTC; Advanced Semiconductor Technology Center; IBM; SPD; development fabricator; ease of manufacturing; education; human resource development; manufacturability; manufacturing floor control systems; manufacturing quality control; objectives; quality assurance; semiconductor development; shop floor control systems; six-sigma statistical process control quality concepts; technology development; technology integration teams; technology transfer; training programs; vendor collaboration; vendor interactions; Collaboration; Control systems; Educational programs; Educational technology; Humans; Manufacturing processes; Process control; Semiconductor device manufacture; Semiconductor materials; Technology transfer;
Conference_Titel :
Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Conference and Workshop, 1991. ASMC 91 Proceedings. IEEE/SEMI 1991
Conference_Location :
Boston, MA
Print_ISBN :
0-7803-0152-8
DOI :
10.1109/ASMC.1991.167398