The phrase "one wafer" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to a single piece of a thin, crisp biscuit or cookie, often used in desserts or snacks.
Example: "I would like one wafer to go with my ice cream."
Alternatives: "a single wafer" or "one piece of wafer."
In order to investigate the effect of the micro- and nanoscale polymer structures on the LED photon extraction efficiency, we chose two identical GaN-based blue LED devices that were grown on PSS and formed the micro- and nanoscale complex polymer structure on one wafer using the nanoimprint lithography process.
To increase the microphone chip density on one wafer and avoid the sticking problem during the wet release process, a new process design using deep reactive ion etching is proposed, which is available in our laboratory.
After holes were drilled through the capillary-incorporation grooves on one wafer, it was cleaned, face-to-face aligned with another structured wafer, and thermally bonded.
The structure of the antenna includes two parts, the metallic helix and the coplanar waveguide (CPW) on the substrate for feed, the fabrication of the structure needs only one wafer, and the antenna can be easily integrated with other parts of on-chip circuits.
This paper presents one wafer level packaging approach of quartz resonator based on through-silicon via (TSV) interposer with metal or polymer bonding sealing of frequency components.
A novel design of a one wafer side processed porous silicon-based humidity sensor with interdigital electrodes is presented.
Selective bonding to transfer devices on one carrier wafer to multiple LSI wafers has been developed.
Wafer level selective transfer from one carrier wafer to multiple target wafers are needed for cost-effective integration of different chip sizes [15].
One of the first images the jury saw in the trial was of McBride, lying lifeless on Wafer's front porch.
Some techniques exploit the shape of etched profiles and thus can be exclusively used for one particular wafer orientation.
You end up glutted with overheard praise, so bloated with artificial rapture and foodie ecstasy that you feel, like Mr Creosote in the Monty Python sketch, that you might actually explode if John Torode or Gregg Wallace add even one wafer-thin extra compliment to the groaning buffet of admiration they've just served up.
