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How should SiC ingot wire-slicing windows be compared for as-sliced thickness variation and damage?

This is an upstream SiC substrate-preparation problem. Measure as-sliced thickness and damage before comparing wire-slicing conditions and grinding allowance.

SiC ingot slicing thickness variation and damage

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Use thickness maps and damage evidence to compare wire-slicing windows and downstream removal allowance

  • Record the ingot, slice order and material batch; use neighboring problems for backend die cutting.
  • Use actual process settings and equipment limits; advertised precision is not a batch result.
  • Use matched references and sampling for thickness/TTV; an intact surface does not exclude subsurface damage.
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