2-6.Wafer Primary Flat

2-6.Wafer Primary Flat

2-6.Wafer Primary Flat

The flat of longest length on the wafer, oriented such that the chord is parallel with a specified low index crystal plane; major flat.

The primary at is the {10-10} plane with the at face parallel to the <11-20> direction.

 

2018-06-28

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