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EPI

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What is EPI?

EPI can refer to several technologies, depending on the context. Here are a few possibilities: 1. **Epitaxy (EPI):** In semiconductor manufacturing, epitaxy is a process of growing a thin crystalline layer on a substrate. The grown layer has a well-defined crystallographic relationship with the substrate. It is used to create high-quality semiconductor materials for various electronic devices. 2. **Echo-planar Imaging (EPI):** In magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), echo-planar imaging is a fast MRI technique that allows the acquisition of an entire image in a single excitation. This is used for dynamic studies and functional MRI (fMRI). 3. **Environmental Performance Index (EPI):** An index that ranks countries based on their environmental health and ecosystem vitality. It is a tool used to benchmark environmental performance.

What other technologies are related to EPI?

EPI Competitor Technologies

Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) is an alternative thin film deposition technique, and therefore competes with Epitaxy (EPI).
mentioned alongside EPI in 4% (111) of relevant job posts
Atomic Layer Deposition (ALD) is another alternative thin film deposition technique, and therefore competes with Epitaxy (EPI).
mentioned alongside EPI in 3% (72) of relevant job posts
Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD) is another alternative thin film deposition technique, and therefore competes with Epitaxy (EPI).
mentioned alongside EPI in 2% (52) of relevant job posts

EPI Complementary Technologies

Etching is a necessary step to create structures from deposited films. Therefore, it is complementary to EPI.
mentioned alongside EPI in 6% (54) of relevant job posts

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