Kokomo Semiconductors (GMCH) - Fab III
Overview
Kokomo Semiconductors, a subsidiary of GM Components Holdings (GMCH), operates Fab III in Kokomo, Indiana — a 60,000 sq ft Class 1 wafer fab that has produced automotive-grade ICs since the 1960s (originally for Delco Electronics / Delphi). Supports 5-inch (125mm) and 8-inch (200mm) wafer toolsets. Processes: CMOS, BiCMOS, BCDMOS, bipolar, IGBT, and MEMS. On-site bump facility (20,000 sq ft) and wafer test/sort building (30,000 sq ft). Now offering external foundry services for high-reliability applications. Key facility details include: The facility is situated at 2100 East Lincoln Road, Kokomo, IN 46902, USA. It focuses on Analog / Power, Logic / Foundry on 125mm, 200mm wafers. Production at this facility commenced in 1969.
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About Kokomo Semiconductors
Kokomo Semiconductors, a subsidiary of General Motors Components Holdings (GMCH), is one of the US's oldest continuously operating automotive-grade wafer fabs, with 55+ years in Kokomo, Indiana. Originally a captive supplier for Delco Electronics and Delphi. Fab III supports 5-inch (125mm) and 8-inch (200mm) wafer toolsets with CMOS, BiCMOS, BCDMOS, bipolar, IGBT, and MEMS processes. On-site bump and wafer test facilities. Now transitioning to an external foundry for high-reliability applications.