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Process of Record or ?POR? means documents and/or systems that specify a series of operations that a semiconductor wafer must process through. The POR includes the process recipes and parameters at each operation for the specified Tool of Record.

In the front-end process, large-scale integrated (LSI) circuits with hundreds of semiconductors lined up on a wafer made from silicon ingots are created. In the back-end process, these integrated circuits are cut out individually and processed in various ways so that they can be used as products.

The backend-of-the-line (BEOL) is second major stage of the semiconductor manufacturing process where the interconnects are formed within a device. Interconnects, the tiny wiring schemes in devices, are becoming more compact at each node, causing a resistance-capacitance (RC) delay in chips.

POR: POR stands for Per Order Request or Plan of Record. POR is often used to indicate if a certain function or physical component of a product is close if not exactly what will be shipped to a customer.

The POR (Profit On Return) Calculator is a tool available to help you work out how much you should charge per product to make your desired profit margin.

Back end semiconductor manufacturing refers to the fabrication processes after all of the features/circuits have been created on the wafer. A combination of extreme accuracy and precision combined with high throughput, makes for exciting technology.

Process recording is a tool used by the student, the field instructor, and the faculty advisor to examine the dynamics of a particular interaction in time. The process recording is an excellent teaching device for learning and refining interviewing and intervention skills.