Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate

Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate

Semiconductor grade quartz plates are widely used for industry and science for its optical and mechanical properties.
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What is Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate

 

Semiconductor grade quartz plates are widely used for industry and science for its optical and mechanical properties. These properties make it resistant to chemicals, withstand high temperatures and thermal shock. It has a low thermal expansion and high transmission from UV 260nm to over 2 microns.

 

Benefits of Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate

 

 

Very Low Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
Semiconductor grade quartz plates exhibit an extremely low coefficient of thermal expansion (CTE), typically around 0.55 x 10^-6 /°C. This property ensures minimal dimensional changes with temperature variations, enabling them to withstand rapid temperature fluctuations without cracking or warping.

 

High-Temperature Resistance
Quartz plates possess exceptional thermal resistance, withstanding temperatures up to 1500°C. This attribute makes them ideal for applications involving high-temperature processes, such as semiconductor fabrication, glassblowing, and chemical reactions.

 

Optical Clarity
Semiconductor grade quartz plates are characterized by their high optical clarity, allowing for exceptional light transmission. They exhibit minimal absorption and scattering of light, making them suitable for various optical applications, including lenses, prisms, and windows.

 

High Chemical Purity
Quartz plates are composed of ultra-pure silica (SiO2), resulting in high chemical purity. They are resistant to most acids, bases, and organic solvents, making them ideal for applications in harsh chemical environments.

 

Excellent Electrical Insulation Qualities
Semiconductor grade quartz plates are excellent electrical insulators, possessing high resistivity and low dielectric loss. This property makes them suitable for electrical applications, such as insulators, capacitors, and high-voltage components.

 

Quartz Furnace Door

Quartz Furnace Door

Applied in silicon wafer diffusion and other heat treatment equipment, to maintain the internal thermal field temperature uniformity and stability, to ensure the quality of silicon wafer processing.

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Quartz Feeder Tube

It's a feeder in monocrystalline silicon growth process.

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Quartz Cone

Quartz device used to control the uniform feeding of silicon in the process of drawing monocrystalline silicon, also can be used in semiconductor process.

High Purity White Opaque Quartz Material

High Purity White Opaque Quartz Material

This high purity white opaque quartz material is mainly used in the field of heat blocking,especially at semiconductor and photovoltaic industries,and is an indispensable component in the semiconductor manufacturing devices.

Semiconductor Grade Opaque Quartz Ingot

Semiconductor Grade Opaque Quartz Ingot

Semiconductor grade opaque quartz ingot is a kind of basic material of thermal insulation quartz components.

Composite Quartz Material

Composite Quartz Material

As thermal insulation material,this new composite quartz glass is used in wafer manufacturing process.

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LPCVD Diffusion Quartz Tube

LPCVD Diffusion Quartz Tube can be used in semiconductor LPCVD to make gaseous compounds react and deposit on the substrate surface to form stable solid films under low pressure by heating.

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Semiconductor Wafer Boat

Semiconductor wafer boat is used in the field of thermal oxidation and diffusion of semiconductor wafer.

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SIC Silicon Carbide Outer And Liner Quartz Tube

SIC Quartz Tube is widely used in the crystal growth furnace, such as 8-12-inch semiconductor grade silicon single crystal furnace, 6-8-inch silicon carbide, gallium arsenide and other semiconductor materials long crystal equipment and processes.

 

Why Choose us
 
 

Quality Assurance

We believe in the sustainable development and obtain the certificates of ISO 9001, ISO14001 and OHSAS18001. Pacific Quartz, gathering the industry talents, is leading at R&D capability and cutting-edge technology innovation for new and high-end products.

 
 
 

Experience and expertise

Through the innovative development of more than 30 years, Pacific Quartz, as a national high-tech enterprise, has become the benchmark enterprise in China's quartz material industry.

 
 
 

Quality services

Our team is committed to delivering high-quality services to our clients. We use the latest technologies and tools to ensure that our services exceed your expectations.

 

 

Distinguishing Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate From Glass
 
Differences in chemical composition and structure

Semiconductor grade quartz plate and glass are both composed of silicon dioxide (sio2), but the key difference lies in their chemical composition and molecular structure. Semiconductor grade quartz plate is a crystalline mineral with a highly ordered, symmetrical structure, while glass is an amorphous solid with a random, disordered molecular arrangement. This difference in structure is due to the different formation processes of the two materials. Semiconductor grade quartz plate forms naturally through the crystallization of molten rock, while glass is produced by rapidly cooling molten silica.

Impact on molecular form and symmetry

The difference in molecular structure between semiconductor grade quartz plate and glass has a significant impact on their physical properties. Semiconductor grade quartz plate crystals have a regular, repeating pattern of atoms, which gives them a high degree of symmetry and strength. Glass, on the other hand, has a more disordered structure, which results in lower symmetry and strength.

Implications for optical properties and applications

The difference in molecular structure between semiconductor grade quartz plate and glass also affects their optical properties. Semiconductor grade quartz plate is birefringent, meaning that it splits light into two polarized rays. This property makes semiconductor grade quartz plate useful for optical applications such as polarizers, lenses, and prisms. Glass, on the other hand, is isotropic, meaning that it transmits light equally in all directions. This property makes glass useful for applications such as windows, bottles, and containers.

 

The Role Of Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate In Semiconductor Manufacturing Processes

 

Lithography: Lithography is a fundamental process in semiconductor manufacturing that involves transferring intricate patterns onto the semiconductor wafer. Semiconductor grade quartz plate find application in lithography as photomasks or reticles. These plates act as a substrate for the patterned masks to project the desired pattern onto the photoresist-coated wafer. The high optical transparency and thermal stability of semiconductor grade quartz plate make them ideal for ensuring accurate pattern transfer during lithography.

 

Etching: Etching is crucial in defining the circuitry on a semiconductor wafer. Semiconductor grade quartz plate are used as etch masks to protect certain wafer areas during the etching process. Their resistance to various etchants and plasma environments allows precise and controlled removal of unwanted material, resulting in well-defined patterns and structures.


Deposition: Deposition processes add layers of materials onto the semiconductor wafer. Semiconductor grade quartz plate act as substrates for thin-film deposition techniques such as physical vapor deposition, known as (pvd) and chemical vapor deposition (cvd). Their excellent thermal stability and compatibility with high-temperature processes make them ideal for ensuring uniform film growth and adhesion.

 

Annealing and thermal processing: Thermal processing steps, such as annealing, are crucial for activating dopants, repairing crystal defects, and improving material properties. Semiconductor grade quartz plate serve as a platform for wafers during these thermal processes. Their high thermal conductivity and resistance to thermal shock enable efficient heat transfer and uniform temperature distribution, ensuring the desired outcomes of the thermal processing steps.

 

Wafer handling and carriers: Throughout the semiconductor manufacturing workflow, semiconductor grade quartz plate are used as carriers for wafers, providing mechanical support and protection during transportation between process steps. Quartz carriers are known for their dimensional stability, cleanliness, and chemical inertness, ensuring the integrity and cleanliness of the wafers.

 

Production of semiconductor grade quartz plate
 

Raw materials and cleaning
The starting material for this process is pure silicon dioxide (sio2), which can be available in various forms, such as natural quartz sand or synthetic silicon dioxide.
The first step in the production of semiconductor grade quartz plate is the selection and purification of the raw materials. To ensure high purity, only the purest forms of silicon dioxide are used.
This raw material is then thoroughly cleaned to remove any impurities that could affect the properties of the finished semiconductor grade quartz plate.

 

Melting process
The melting process is a crucial step in the production of semiconductor grade quartz plate. There are several methods of melting silicon dioxide, but the most common processes are electric melting and flame hydrolysis.

 

Electric melting
In this process, silicon dioxide is melted in an electrically heated furnace at extremely high temperatures (over 2000 degrees celsius). The resulting melt then flows out of the crucible through a lower mold, in which the material is subsequently shaped into tubes, plates or rods.

 

Flame hydrolysis process
In this process, silicon tetrachloride (sicl4) is fed into a flame, where it oxidizes at high temperatures and burns into fine silicon dioxide particles. These particles form a solid block, which is then processed further.

 

Shaping and finishing
After the semiconductor grade quartz plate has been melted and shaped, the post-processing takes place. This process involves cooling and relaxing the semiconductor grade quartz plate and subsequent mechanical treatment in order to achieve the desired properties and the required precision.

 

Applications Of Semiconductor Grade Quartz Plate In Various Industries
 
Optical applications

Eyeglasses: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is used in the production of high-quality eyeglasses due to its excellent optical properties, providing clear and distortion-free vision.
Self-cleaning windows: Quartz-coated windows repel dirt and water, reducing the need for cleaning and maintenance. They are commonly used in skylights, skyscrapers, and other high-rise buildings.

Photovoltaic applications

Solar energy: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is a crucial component in solar cells, converting sunlight into electricity. Its high transparency and low thermal expansion coefficient make it an ideal material for solar panels.

Device applications

Computer chips: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is used as a substrate for semiconductor wafers, providing a stable and durable base for electronic circuits.
Displays: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is employed in liquid crystal displays (lcds) and organic light-emitting diodes (oleds), ensuring high image quality and durability.
Communications: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is used in optical fibers for high-speed data transmission due to its low optical loss and wide bandwidth.

Functional and decorative finishes

Protective films: Quartz-based coatings provide scratch resistance and durability to various surfaces, such as glass, metal, and plastics.
Plating: Quartz is used in electroplating processes to create decorative and protective finishes on metals, enhancing their appearance and resistance to corrosion.

Additional applications

Laboratory equipment: Semiconductor grade quartz plate test tubes, beakers, and other laboratory glassware are commonly used in scientific research and analysis due to their chemical inertness and high thermal stability.
Semiconductors: Quartz is employed in the manufacturing of semiconductors, providing a precise and controlled environment for the fabrication of electronic devices.
Sight gages: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is used in sight gages to monitor liquid levels in tanks and pipelines, ensuring accurate and reliable measurements.
Optics: Quartz is utilized in optical components, such as lenses, prisms, and mirrors, due to its high optical clarity and low refractive index.
Pharmaceutical and industrial processes: Semiconductor grade quartz plate is used in pharmaceutical and industrial processes, including uv disinfection, chemical etching, and high-temperature applications.

 

 
Our Factory
 

 

Jiangsu Pacific Quartz Co., Ltd. (short as Pacific Quartz hereinafter), founded in 1992, is a company well integrated with R&D, manufacturing and sales of high-end quartz materials. In 2014, Pacific Quartz was listed on the A shares main board of Shanghai Stock Exchange (Stock Ticker: SYGF, SH603688).
Through the innovative development of more than 30 years, Pacific Quartz, as a national high-tech enterprise, has become the benchmark enterprise in China's quartz material industry.

 

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Asked Questions
 
 

Q: What are the three grades of semiconductor grade quartz plate?

A: There are three distinct grades of semiconductor grade quartz plate: first choice, commercial-grade, and second choice. Each grade influences cost, durability, and beauty, as well as the overall value of the home.

Q: How is semiconductor grade quartz plate used in semiconductors?

A: Quartz is also used in the production process of the wafers themselves, where a starting seed crystal is grown under specific conditions into (usually) long cylindrical ingots. These ingots are then sliced and polished to create the wafers that are used within the semiconductor front-end process described above.

Q: What is quartz used for in engineering?

A: Selected Papers from the 2nd International Meeting on Microsensors and Microsystems. The quartz crystal is a highly precise and stable oscillator. It has been used widely in electric circuits as a frequency standard clock in computers, communication systems, and frequency measurement systems.

Q: How is semiconductor grade quartz plate used in semiconductor manufacturing?

A: Silicon wafers serve as the foundation of integrated circuits. Paper-thin wafers are sliced from ingots pulled in crucibles made from our ultra pure quartz. Our quartz is also used for tubes, rods, and ingots used in quartzware for further processing.

Q: Can quartz generate electricity?

A: The property that makes quartz an electronic miracle, is the fact that, when compressed or bent, it generates a charge or voltage on its surface – a phenomenon called the Piezoelectric effect. In the same way, if a voltage is applied, quartz will bend or change its shape very slightly.

Q: What is the use of quartz in semiconductor?

A: High purity quartz is used in the semiconductor industry to produce crucibles and quartz glass products such as windows, rods, and tubes. High purity quartz is also used in the production of silicon metal, which is the base for semiconductor wafers manufactured by using the Czochralski process.

Q: Is quartz is a semiconductor material?

A: Insulators, such as fused quartz and glass, have very low conductivities, on the order of 10−18 to 10−10 siemens per centimetre; and conductors, such as aluminum, have high conductivities, typically from 104 to 106 siemens per centimetre.

Q: What is the difference between quartz and silica quartz?

A: The main difference between the two is that Fused Silica is composed of a non-crystalline silica glass, while Quartz is made from crystalline silica. This difference gives Fused Silica very high transmission in the UV spectrum compared to that of Quartz. Quartz also features a much lower OH content.

Q: How does quartz work in electronics?

A: The dependable frequency of quartz ensures the timing precision required for electronic systems to function cohesively. In oscillator circuits, quartz crystal devices function as resonators-creating a circuit that resonates at a precise frequency when an alternating current is applied.

Q: Is quartz a conductor or insulator?

A: Quartz is an electrical insulator, as there are no freely movable electrons in its crystal structure like in metals. Nevertheless quartz shows an interesting behavior when exposed to electric fields.

Q: Which quartz is the best quality?

A: Premium-grade or first choice quartz is the highest quality and most expensive grade. Grade A quartz is engineered by combining natural quartz with resin and colored pigments. It offers the most intricate patterns and colors, resembling natural stones like granite and marble.

Q: What percentage of quartz is silica?

A: Granite is around 40-50% silica, Quartz is around 90% silica, Porcelain is around 15-18%, and the new products, Sintered Stones, are around 0-11% silica content.

Q: Does semiconductor grade quartz plate magnetic?

A: Although quartz is slightly magnetic, it is not enough to be used for most applications with the exception of its use in industry for magnetic separation of ferrous materials. Quartz is a diamagnetic material.

Q: Why is quartz used in electronics?

A: Quartz crystals exhibit a frequency range from a few KHz to a few MHz. Their high-quality factor, or Q factor, ensures remarkable stability concerning time and temperature, positioning them as a suitable choice for numerous electronic applications.

Q: Is quartz a piezoelectric?

A: The most well-known, and the first piezoelectric material used in electronic devices is the quartz crystal. Other naturally occurring piezoelectric materials include cane sugar, Rochelle salt, topaz, tourmaline, and even bone.

Q: What is the purest form of quartz?

A: Pure quartz, traditionally called rock crystal or clear quartz, is colorless and transparent or translucent and has often been used for hardstone carvings, such as the Lothair Crystal. Common colored varieties include citrine, rose quartz, amethyst, smoky quartz, milky quartz, and others.

Q: Is quartz hard to crack?

A: Again, quartz is extremely durable. High-quality quartz is virtually crack-resistant, but lesser quality quartz can crack or shatter if exposed to extreme cold, such as an ice bag left on the counter. The same goes for extreme heat. Sudden, drastic changes in temperature may crack a quartz surface.

Q: What is stronger than quartz?

A: The choice between quartz and granite is less about specifics and more about your personal taste and what your kitchen remodel needs. If you're looking for the strength and beauty of natural stone, granite is probably right for your kitchen.

Q: How can you tell if quartz is high semiconductor grade quartz plate?

A: Ensure that when you stare at the Countertop you're about to purchase, it must be shiny with a consistent smooth. Polishing, honing, brushing, and other techniques are available. Quartz with a good semiconductor grade quartz plate will have no irregularities or blemishes throughout the counter surface.

Q: How much semiconductor grade quartz plate can be unsupported?

A: The usual maximum for an unsupported overhang in granite or semiconductor grade quartz plate is between 250mm-300mm depending on the thickness. Larger overhangs will require extra support by way of breakfast bar leg or some sort of downstand/end support panel or brace.

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