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SEMICON West, the most-awaited yearly event for the microelectronics industry, will hold its 45th run on July 14th to the 16th in the Moscone Center in San Francisco, California. SEMICON West has been the hub of innovation, opportunity, technology, and information on microelectronics ever since it started.

Through the years, visitors have been able to get a grasp of new products born out of microelectronics such as semiconductors, photovoltaics, micro-electromechanical systems, nano-electornics, solid state lighting, flexible electronics, and many more. Technologies that range from designing, to wafer processing, and to manufacturing, can be witness in the extravagant showcase of innovation in the world of microelectronics brought to us only though SEMICON West.

Today, modern television sets are getting bigger and bigger, yet, the over-all clarity no matter how big it gets should still remain within standards in order to be able to call it a high-quality television. It’s quite amazing to think that huge television sets are still crisp and sharp.

But first, how do our LCD Televisions work?

LCD TVs can create images by continuously illuminating millions of pixels, which generate green, red, and blue lights. High definition television sets contain approximately 18 million of these pixels. Thin-film transistors (TFT) in each pixel turns individual pixels on and off by switching the voltage.

TFT circuits are merely 3 micrometers wide (30 times thinner than a human hair strand). To be able to draw such tiny circuit patterns on a large television, exposure equipment is used.   The pixel pattern is drawn on an optical mask to expose and develop a large glass substrate. Since the patterns measure so small, mirror projection aligners (MPA) are used to precisely etch the patterns. It’s a very complex process that allows us to be able to watch our television sets.

Why should you partner with SERVTECH, Inc.? 

SERVTECH offers training courses for Canon Steppers, such as the Canon FPA-3000 i-line and EX Series Steppers. If you're looking into training courses for your team, check out what we have to offer: