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Reduce nitrogen consumption with piezo technology

The cost pressure in the semiconductor industry is high. Festo offers solutions with piezo technology to reduce costs in semiconductor production and improve process quality. Because: "Yield is king" – and CO₂ emissions can be reduced at the same time.

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Dispense nitrogen with purging systems

The semiconductor industry is booming – and will continue to do so in the future. More and more areas of our lives are being digitized, which means that the demand for semiconductors such as chips or chiplets is constantly increasing. At the same time, the price pressure on producers is growing. In the video, we show you how much nitrogen you can save and the positive impact you can have on the environment.

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Reduce nitrogen and energy consumption

Semiconductor manufacturers are under increasing pressure to reduce their energy consumption and CO2 emissions. A good approach for you may be to optimize the use of nitrogen (N2) according to your needs. This is used in many applications in semiconductor factories.

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Reducing costs in semiconductor manufacturing

Semiconductor manufacturing is a highly complex task. Tiny structures in the nanometer range are produced when manufacturing semiconductors. The semiconductor industry therefore demands astonishing precision and miniaturization. A 7 nm transistor, for example, is around 30 to 40 times smaller than a red blood cell. Extreme precision with the smallest tolerances must be repeatable millions of times every day. But where exactly is the greatest potential for cost savings? In this article, we highlight the most important factors that significantly influence your operating costs in semiconductor manufacturing and show you valuable potential for cost savings.

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Semiconductor production for increased yield

Manufacturing semiconductors is a complex process. Yield plays a decisive role here. Higher output improves profitability through less waste and lower costs. In this article, we examine the various factors that have a positive influence on yield in semiconductor production.