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=The Process Flow=
=The Process Flow=
A Process Flow contains the sequence of steps and techniques used to create certain structures and devices at the microscopic and nanoscopic scales. This involves a combination of various fabrication methods and inspection techniques to achieve the desired features and functionalities.   
A Process Flow contains the sequence of steps and techniques used to create certain structures and devices at the microscopic and nanoscopic scales. This involves a combination of various fabrication methods and inspection techniques to achieve the desired features and functionalities.   
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| width="150" align="center" style="color:black"| Characterize your Sample[[image:JehanCharacterize.png|130px|frameless|link=Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization]]
| width="150" align="center" style="color:black"| Characterize your Sample[[image:JehanCharacterize.png|130px|frameless|link=Specific Process Knowledge/Characterization]]
| width="150" align="center"  style="color:black"| Cut & Pack your Sample (Backend) <br> <br> [[image:JehanPack.png|130px|frameless|link=Specific Process Knowledge/Back-end processing|Back-end processing, also called Assembly and Packaging, are typical processes used to finish up the wafer/chip fabrication, f.ex. wafer thinning, dicing into chips, bonding to a carrier and connecting it with wires to a printed circuit board (PCB).]]
| width="150" align="center"  style="color:black"| Cut & Pack your Sample (Backend) <br> <br> [[image:JehanPack.png|130px|frameless|link=Specific Process Knowledge/Back-end processing|Back-end processing, also called Assembly and Packaging, are typical processes used to finish up the wafer/chip fabrication, f.ex. wafer thinning, dicing into chips, bonding to a carrier and connecting it with wires to a printed circuit board (PCB).]]
| width="150" align="center"  style="color:black"| Process Flow Examples [[image:Processflow b.png|130px|frameless|link=Specific Process Knowledge/Solar cell process flow|We have made the process flow for a simple solar cell available. It shows you how to build up a process flow for a component that can be made at DTU Nanolab.]]
| width="150" align="center"  style="color:black"| Process Flow Examples [[image:Processflow b.png|130px|frameless|link=LabAdviser/Process Flow/Solar cell process flow|We have made the process flow for a simple solar cell available. It shows you how to build up a process flow for a component that can be made at DTU Nanolab.]]
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