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Wafer Dicing * Indium Tin Oxide * Float Zone * Super-Thin & Flat Wafer Silicon 25um, 50um, 75um, 100um For MEMS |
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Recent experimentWe are planning to use thin silicon wafers to develop a post-sample attenuator for some X-ray experiments. My plan is to bond a thicker small diameter wafer (eg. 50 or 100um thickness, 10mm diameter) to the center of a lager thinner one (eg. 5um, 50mm diameter). The setup also requires a laser-drilled hole of diameter approximately 1.5mm for the direct X-ray beam to pass through. Could you also give me some details of the holding ring for thin wafers mentioned on your website?. Click here to see the wafer post-sample attenuator X-ray experiment. |
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