Podcast EP338: How Thermo Fisher Scientific Helps Advanced Semiconductor Development with Dr. Mohan Iyer
Daniel is joined by Dr. Mohan Iyer, who serves as the vice president and general manager of the Semiconductor Business Unit at Thermo Fisher Scientific, a global leader in providing reference metrology, defect characterization, and localization equipment. These advanced systems are essential for driving innovation, accelerating time to market, and optimizing manufacturing yields in the semiconductor industry. Mohan has over 27 years of experience in the semiconductor industry specializing in semiconductor equipment and process control.
Mohan provides some background on Thermo Fisher Scientific, the world leader serving science. He explains that the company’s mission is to help its customers make the world healthier, cleaner and safer. Markets served include life sciences, diagnostics, biopharma and semiconductor.
In the semiconductor area, Dan explores the impact Thermo Fisher’s advanced sensing and imaging technology is having on semiconductors, particularly 3D ICs. Mohan discusses the reasons for moving from planar to 3D ICs and the impact Thermo Fisher’s automated 3D analysis is having on process and device development. He describes the benefits of the early detection the technology delivers.
You can learn more about what Thermo Fisher Scientific does for the semiconductor market here.
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