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Technology Stocks : Wolf speed
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To: Pete Mimmack who wrote (3476)8/4/2000 5:10:42 PM
From: Pete Mimmack   of 10714
 
Turns out that these little emitter doo-dads (LEDs) really are tiny. See the bottom of page 1 at:

cree.com

200x200 microns, which means you can get ~40 on the edge of a square centimeter (rounding to 250 microns for cutting waste, that's 4 in a millimeter X 10mm per cm). A square cm being square, that's 40x40 or 1600. Then a 2" diameter wafer has a radius of 1", or ~2.54cm, and so pi * radius squared gives us ~20 cm square. 20 * 1600 = 32,000 and with some waste due to the roundness of the wafers, we round off to the previously stated "30k per wafer".

Pete@lasttimeIdidmathhereIgoofedbutthislooksright.com
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