Annealing is a critical process in semiconductor manufacturing where silicon wafersget rapidly heated to get temperatures using powerful infrared heaters. Annealinghelps to reduce defects in materials after implantation or deposition processes.a) You have been asked to design a temperature sensor an annealer with a range of upto 1500°C.Select a suitable thermocouple from the table below and give anexplanation for your choice.80E7060K5040-C3020100.500100015002000 2500Temperature ("C)b) To record the temperature, you use a microcontroller with an ADC. The ADC isreferenced to a 2.048V reference voltage source. To make use of the entire range ofthe ADC, what gain does the amplifier require for your chosen Thermocouple?c) You want to read the temperature with a resolution of 0.5°C. What is the minimumnumber of bits that your ADC requires?d) The thermocouple has a time constant, t, of 300ms. If the annealer heats from roomtemperature (20°C) to 820°C. What equation describes this system? how long wouldthe thermocouple need to read a temperature of 812°C?Thermocouple Output Voltage (mV)

To design the high range temperature measuring sensor

Annealing is a critical process in semiconductor manufacturing where silicon wafers get rapidly heated to get temperatures using powerful infrared heaters. Annealing helps to reduce defects in materials after implantation or deposition processes. You have been asked to design a temperature sensor an annealer with a range of up to 1500°C.Select a suitable thermocouple from the table below and give an explanation for your choice.

Annealing is a critical process in semiconductor manufacturing where silicon wafers get rapidly heated to get temperatures using powerful infrared heaters. Annealing helps to reduce defects in materials after implantation or deposition processes. You have been asked to design a temperature sensor an annealer with a range of up to 1500°C.Select a suitable thermocouple from the table below and give an explanation for your choice.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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