Integra Technologies

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Integra Technologies
Company typePrivate
Industry Semiconductors & related devices
Founded1983 (1983) NCR CETC [1] [2]
1998 (1998)Integra Technologies
2005 (2005)Integra Technologies
Headquarters
Wichita   OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
Number of locations
2 (Wichita & Milpitas) [2]
Key people
Brett Robinson, President & CEO [3]
ServicesIC Testing & Packaging
Number of employees
almost 500 (2023 [2] )
Website integra-tech.com

Integra Technologies is an Outsourced Semiconductor Assembly And Test (OSAT) post processing provider headquartered in Wichita, Kansas, United States. [3] Its current facilities are located in Wichita and Milpitas, California (within Silicon Valley). [4] [2] Their service converts final semiconductor wafers into useable packaged integrated circuits. [3]

Contents

After semiconductor companies fabricate wafers at semiconductor fabrication plants (fab / foundry), their final wafers are sent to post processing facilities to cut the wafers into "dice" then encapsulate them into integrated circuit (IC) packages, a format that allows other companies to solder the ICs on to printed circuit boards (PCB). Integra Technologies provides post processing services for wafer testing, wafer backgrinding, wafer preparation, wafer dicing, integrated circuit (IC) packaging, IC testing, reliability and qualification testing, counterfeit detection, and related services. [3]

Integra is an accredited supplier recommended by the Defense Microelectronics Activity (DMEA) laboratory for post processing of ICs for use by Department of Defense (DoD) programs (such as Trusted Foundry Program). [5] [6] It has provided services for more than 100 DoD programs, and various space applications including the Mars rover, Hubble Space Telescope, Orion (spacecraft). [2]

History

Facilities

The following is a list of Integra's current facilities:

Proposed future facility:

See also

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