AMFitzgerald fabricates prototypes at a university facility. How can I be sure the process developed will be achievable in a production fab? UCB Marvell Nanolab is a world-class research facility with modern 150 and 200 mm equipment, including many workhorse tools you would find at any production foundry. However, we know that no two facilities have identical equipment sets. During development, we prioritize using generic processes which we know can be run at any competent foundry. The key information we'll develop is not the runsheet, which cannot move from fab to fab, but the process tolerances that are essential to your device performance and its yield. When we transfer your project to a foundry, we'll provide this essential data to the foundry engineers, and we’ll teach them how we executed your prototypes.
