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Northern Huachuang's patent for "RF devices and semiconductor equipment" was authorized​


Beijing North Huachuang Microelectronics Equipment Co., Ltd.'s "RF device and semiconductor equipment" patent has been authorized. The authorization announcement date is November 14, and the authorization announcement number is CN112397362B.

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The patent abstract shows that the present invention discloses a radio frequency device and semiconductor equipment. The radio frequency device is applied to semiconductor equipment. The radio frequency device includes a radio frequency coil and a driver. The radio frequency coil includes a flexible connector and a plurality of sub-coil segments. The flexible The connecting member is made of conductive material, and the adjacent sub-coil segments are connected to the radio frequency coil through the flexible connecting member. The radio frequency coil is used to electrically connect with the radio frequency power supply; at least one of the plurality of sub-coil segments is One is connected to the driving member, and the driving member is used to drive the corresponding connected sub-coil segment to rise and fall.
It is reported that the above technical solution can solve the problem of uneven plasma distribution in the current reaction chamber, resulting in poor etching uniformity of the wafer.

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looks like Sophgo's current generation SG2042 and next generation SG24044 both use T-Head's RISC-V core. Both will be 64-core server CPU

SG2380 uses SiFive's P670 core and Imagination tech's AXT-16-512 GPU & SiFive's X280 accelerator.

Sounds like they are all using TSMC 12nm process
 

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It's finally clear to me now. For ages I didn't know why the US wanted to prevent China from developing chips. This video says that the main purpose is to restrict Chinese military development, which poses a substantial threat to US national security. I always thought the US didn't want China to have chips is due the fact that China is a communist and "unfriendly" country. But doesn't the US know that military chips are decades behind commercial chips? China has had no problem developing its own chips for military applications. Right?
 
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