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SemiconductorsTypeSlideshowTopic

The Art of Failure 2014

Failure-analysis experts find some funny stuff in semiconductors

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The Art of Failure 2014
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Photo: Khoo Bingsheng/WinTech Nano-Technology Services
Hibiscus: Khoo Bingsheng from WinTech Nano-Technology Services, in Singapore, was shocked to see flowers in bloom on the top layer of his gallium nitride sample. He took a series of zoom images until he found a perfect depiction and hopes the image will “bring happiness to all.”
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The InstituteTopicArticleTypeHistory of Technology

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