silicon carbide substrate

the core of next-generation power semiconductors

Thin reduction of silicon carbide substrate

Thinning of silicon carbide substrates

The core of next-generation power semiconductors

Silicon carbide is an ideal substrate material for manufacturing high-temperature, high-frequency, and high-voltage power devices—such as the main inverters for electric vehicles, fast charging stations, and converters for rail transit systems. It boasts extremely high hardness, making it exceedingly difficult to machine.

Thinning of silicon carbide substrates

Why is substrate thinning a technological bottleneck?

Unlocking Material Potential: Silicon carbide substrates initially have a relatively large thickness; thinning them is an essential approach to reducing device on-state resistance and minimizing switching losses.

Tackling the “hard and brittle” challenge: Silicon carbide ranks second only to diamond in hardness yet exhibits high brittleness. Traditional grinding wheels easily cause chipping and cracking of the material, resulting in extremely low yield rates.

Cost-effectiveness is key: Highly efficient silicon carbide thinning grinding wheels are crucial for reducing the overall cost of silicon carbide devices and promoting their large-scale application.

Thinning of silicon carbide substrates

Incorporated in Hong Kong with Limited Liability

Hangzhou Xin Yan Ke’s technological advantages

From silicon to silicon carbide, from wafers to substrates, we leverage cutting-edge technology to inject outstanding competitiveness into your thinning processes.


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Specifically designed for extreme hardness

We employ high-purity, high-strength diamond abrasives and a special bond system to ensure that the grinding wheels exhibit exceptionally long tool life and consistently stable grinding performance when machining silicon carbide.


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Revolutionary damage layer control technology

By synergistically optimizing the combination of binder and abrasive, we have achieved precision grinding of silicon carbide substrates, minimizing subsurface damage to the lowest possible level.


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Cost-effective solution

The long service life and high stability of our grinding wheels can significantly reduce the frequency of tool changes and downtime, helping you effectively control the manufacturing costs of silicon carbide substrates.

Abrasive etching pretreatment

Abrasive etching pretreatment

Abrasive Coating Pre-treatment

Abrasive Coating Pre-treatment

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Silicon carbide ingot

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Crystal ingot orientation and rounding

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Multi-wire cutting

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Rough polishing

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Fine polishing/CMP

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Cleaning and Inspection

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Finished polished sheet