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commonly known as a silicon wafer, a wafer is a single thin slice of
a crystal ingot that has been precisely cut using a diamond saw and
chemically polished. The Silicon Wafers are approximately 1 /
30th-inch to 1/50th-inch thick and 3 to 6 inches in diameter. Using
these wafers a manufacturer can place anywhere from
10 to several hundred semiconductors
or ICs onto it, which are later cut out
and used in computers and other electronics. Also see:
Silicon
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