Vishay chooses RENA for SiC and GaN processing
Multiple Revolution+ automatic wet benches will expand Vishay's power-device production in Newport, South Wales
Multiple Revolution+ automatic wet benches will expand Vishay's power-device production in Newport, South Wales.
Vishay Intertechnology has chosen RENA Technologies wet processing for GaN and SiC-processing. The semiconductor manufacturer purchased multiple Revolution+ automatic wet benches to expand their power-device production in Newport, South Wales.
The Revolution+ is a small footprint system that enables up to three batch chemical processes on full lots of 150 mm and 200 mm wafers.
"We are thrilled to partner with Vishay to enhance their semiconductor manufacturing capabilities in Europe," stated Peter Schneidewind, CEO of RENA Technologies. "SiC cleaning is one of our core competencies and the Revolution+ machines are tailored to meet those specific requirements."
Serge Jaunay, SVP and MOSFETs division head from Vishay, said. "RENA has been instrumental in helping us address our manufacturing challenges. Their expertise in wet processing technology and commitment to customer satisfaction have been evident throughout the project. We are confident that this investment will significantly contribute to our production process."
The batch wet processing machines will be delivered in January 2025 to start production in the new fab.
