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To: AK2004 who wrote (127339)2/13/2001 4:26:58 PM
From: fingolfen  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
You're still confused:

Here's how it works...

Die yield is the number of good die vs. the total possible number of good die on a wafer. So it is a %. Now that is total possible good die of that product type.

For example: let's say you can fit 10 of one product on a wafer, and 20 of another product. Let's then say that you use the first product and get 8 functional die at the end... you have 80% yield... you don't call it 40% yield simply because you could have put 20 of another product on there...
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