wafer meaning
[ 'weifə ] Pronunciation: "wafer" in a sentence
Noun: wafer weyfu(r)
- A small adhesive disk of paste; used to seal letters
- A small thin crisp cake or cookie
- Thin disk of unleavened bread used in a religious service (especially in the celebration of the Eucharist)
Derived forms: wafers
Type of: bicky [Brit], bikkie [Brit], bikky [Brit], biscuit [Brit], bread, breadstuff, cookie [N. Amer], cooky [N. Amer], library paste, paste, staff of life
Encyclopedia: Wafer
[Electronics]
1. Semiconductor die.
2. A thin, flat disk, ring, or plate around which the contacts of a rotary switch are spaced.
3. A thin square or rectangle of dielectric material used as the dielectric member in a fixed capacitor.
4. A plate cut from a crystal (e.g., a quartz wafer).
Examples
More: Next- now people can produce a wafer silicon.
- historically, wafers were waxed onto a metal plate.
- personnel must wear proper clothing to protect the wafers.
- all organic and metallic residues on the wafers must be removed.
- the dust produced during slicing weighs almost as much as the wafers.