How to pronounce “wafer” in English

I was sort of wafer thin, and kind of pathetic looking, and told that very quickly by our director that I needed to,

We call that the wafer, and then the blue box.

and made 125 wafers per hour.

call for wafers, some that call for baking chips.

On these silicon wafers and he would bring it to Pearson.

- The ingot is then cut into wafers with diamond wire saws, up to 5,000 of them, after which each wafer is carefully polished.

Then we are to make silicon wafer.

So the bread here is the vanilla wafer cookies, and the cream is the custard you would make for your banana pudding.

I was going to work in wafer fab.

I was going to be a wafer fabrication engineer in the Silicon Valley.

It could only print about 10 wafers per hour.

So here you'll see six little wafers of the exact same material, but the effective stiffness of these materials ranges dramatically.

Then, you rinse the wafer with a basic solution to wash away the exposed photoresist, leaving the design imprinted.

And so I that's when I went into the wafer fab and semiconductors and P-N junctions and I was going to do that.

But they were still limited to just five wafers per hour.

And I'm going to fold in some milk chocolate wafers, hence the triple chocolate.

Whereas if you bake a cookie with baking wafers, there's more cocoa butter in it.

By the end, the completed wafer can have hundreds of chips, which are then cut into separate pieces, packaged and put into products.

They kind of work backwards from the eventual pattern they want on the wafer, and they design the slits so that diffraction will occur

Now it's a vanilla ice cream that is encased inside a chocolate wafer.

So it's essentially a vanilla ice cream that is coated with a chocolate wafer and pushed inside a honey marshmallow.

And we could put two dispensers full of our stuff on one side of the wafer, and then the other side is being used by other groups that

But by far the hardest and most crucial step in the process is where you shine light through the mask and onto the wafer.

Now, in order for us to have this image resolved on the wafer, you need to capture the zero and the first

you know, so that all the photons make it onto the wafer, it needed to be way more smooth.

which means that out of every 100 photons, only four make it to the wafer.

It spun off from Philips back in the '80s with little more than a shed and a barely working wafer stepper to its name.

And to make EUV economically viable, it would have to print hundreds of wafers per hour, 24/7, 365 days a year.

Those little, tiny, thin wafers of glass, they created a sandwich of them.

And then last year, I followed that up with a "KillKat," evil wafers, sort of Siamese twin monsters.

hoarded all things edible from the little chili packets they got with Airline meals to the free samples of chocolate wafers at the local

It produced 9.8 watts of 13.4 nanometer EUV light, which was then reflected by eight mirrors from the source to the mask to the wafer.

But two years from now, there's going to-- Moore's law don't even make sense anymore, because it's not about transistors on a silicon wafer

And it's basically just to showcase the different types of chocolate, whether it's a chip, a wafer, or a bar.

The reason we get that, the reason that chips do that, is that when silicon engineers, when they build the architecture on a silicon wafer, when they come

For instance, within the nose of an animal that has a very well developed olfactory sense, there are very, very fine wafer thin bones, which these hungry maggots will

So, they needed to increase the power and fast, because they promised they'd hit 60 wafers per hour by the end of 2011.

And before, my dad used to have the Little Debbies, and the Nilla Wafers, and all that stuff.