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Thinning wafers is the process of reducing their thickness to create highly precise semiconductor circuits with minimal dimensional variation. The process involves precisely controlling the cutting and grinding of a wafer to minuscule proportions while preserving the integrity of the product. This is achieved through several steps, such as surface planarization, back grinding, and chemical (plasma) etching, depending on the type of wafer. Additionally, this process is often combined with a photolithography step to create semiconductor patterns. In some cases, additional steps such as oxide lid removal and backside Coining may be required in order to achieve the desired precision.

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