Mechanical Engineering Phase Test - Materials Analysis
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What is the bending stress at point H when calculated?

  • 44.516 MPa
  • -39.989 MPa (correct)
  • 2.264 MPa
  • 40.0 MPa (correct)
  • Which factors are NOT part of controlled processes?

  • Control over creating patterns
  • Control over market trends (correct)
  • Control over temperature
  • Control over etching
  • What is the normal stress at point K when calculated?

  • 40.0 MPa
  • 44.516 MPa (correct)
  • -42.253 MPa
  • 2.264 MPa
  • What type of stress does the normal stress at H indicate?

    <p>Compression (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a significant challenge in large-scale controlled processes?

    <p>High equipment costs (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the primary parameter that must be controlled in semiconductor manufacturing to ensure high yields?

    <p>Doping uniformity across the wafer (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What would likely be a consequence of inadequate temperature control during the semiconductor doping process?

    <p>Improper doping levels and reduced yields (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which technological issue is a significant challenge in manufacturing electronic devices in silicon?

    <p>The need for high processing uniformity on large wafers (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following failures can occur if control over etching is compromised in semiconductor manufacturing?

    <p>Reduced yields due to pattern registration issues (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is one of the economic challenges when setting up to manufacture silicon-based electronic devices?

    <p>The high cost of maintaining controlled environments (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which aspect is essential to control during the etching process to ensure successful semiconductor manufacturing?

    <p>Chemical concentration and flow rate (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What specifically happens to the dopant levels if temperature control is not maintained during doping stages?

    <p>Dopant levels can be insufficient or inconsistent (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    At what point in the manufacturing process is pattern registration most critical?

    <p>After etching has been completed (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Examination Details

    • Course: BENG (Hons) Mechanical Engineering, Level 6, Analysis of Materials and Structures
    • Exam Type: Phase Test, Sample Paper
    • Duration: 75 minutes
    • Instructions: Answer all six questions. Non-programmable calculators permitted.
    • Questions: Six questions are included on the exam (see details below for specific questions).

    Question 3: Semiconductor Manufacturing

    • Objective: Identify parameters to control in semiconductor manufacturing for high yields, and potential failures if these parameters aren't controlled.
    • Key Parameters: High yield semiconductor manufacturing requires precise control across the entire wafer process (uniform processing from edge to edge), temperature, dopant levels (for diffusion/etching), temperature of doping stages, and uniform etching.
    • Potential Failures (Possible Consequences of Poor Control): Uniformity of processing is critical or yields will be lower, incorrect temperature or failing to control etching/diffusion leads to inconsistent results. Inconsistent doping stages may lead to incorrect doping levels and yields are affected.

    Question 4: Electronic Device Manufacturing in Silicon

    • Objective: List main challenges (technological and economic) in manufacturing electronic devices on silicon.
    • Technological Challenges: Need for highly controlled processes across the entire wafer surface for high yields; control of temperature, etching, and pattern creation.
    • Economic Challenges: Well-controlled processes at large scale often require significant investment in expensive equipment for manufacturing electronic devices on silicon.

    Question 5: Internal Forces in a Beam

    • Objective: Determine internal normal force, shear force, and moment at a specific point (point D) in a simply supported beam.
    • Context: A simply supported beam with an applied 5 kN force and distributed load along it's length.
    • Methods: Calculating internal forces and moments often involve using equilibrium equations (ΣF = 0) and (ΣM = 0)

    Question 6: Stress in a Curved Steel Rod

    • Objective: Calculate the normal stresses produced at two specified points (points H and K) in a curved steel rod.
    • Context: A curved steel rod with a load acting on it.
    • Information Provided: The rod's diameter (15 mm), length of the rod segment (35 mm) and radius (175 mm), and the load (400 N).

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    This phase test for BENG (Hons) Mechanical Engineering Level 6 focuses on the analysis of materials and structures with a specific emphasis on semiconductor manufacturing. The quiz evaluates understanding of key parameters essential for achieving high yields and avoiding potential manufacturing failures. You will answer six questions within a 75-minute time frame.

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