Advanced test and characterization solutions for the semiconductor, MEMS and solar thin film industries.
SemiTrac provides cutting-edge test, characterization and validation services to manufacturers of critical subsystems used in semiconductor, MEMS and photovoltaic manufacturing equipment. These solutions encompass complex mechanical systems, gas and liquid control systems, vacuum and pumping systems as well as electrical systems, and embedded control systems. Our specialized focus is on components, modules and critical subsystems. The SemiTrac Solutions Team has decades of proven expertise in design, engineering, test and characterization. We employ the most advanced tools, resources and techniques for test, analysis, documentation and data acquisition and management.
SemiTrac provides proven expertise ranging from concept to prototype evaluation, identifying performance issues, process specific application expertise, as well as support with any cycle through product development, test and verification. Our ability to test and validate product performance with live process chemistries enables accurate characterization and design or development of critical components. Our objective is to provide OEMs with the expertise and ability to mitigate field failures, identify root cause, material incompatibility, and product performance issues during the product evaluation phase as well as field replacement issues.
Management
Dr. Sowmya Krishnan, CEO and founder of SemiTrac, is active in various semiconductor industry forums and is a well-respected and visible thought leader in the fields of microcontamination and semiconductor processing. Dr. Krishnan recently served as Vice President and Chief Technology Officer of Ultra Clean Technology, (UCT) a semiconductor equipment subsystem company with annual revenues of $400M.
SemiTrac Test Facilities
SemiTrac conducts research on behalf of their customers at one or more of their three primary test facilities. These facilities include the Ohmi Laboratory for Advanced Semiconductor Manufacturing Technology in Sendai, Japan; the U.C. Berkeley Laboratory and the BICMOS Foundry in Santa Clara, CA.