Good Die Pricing Methodology Sample Clauses

Good Die Pricing Methodology. FOUNDRY & CUSTOMER agree to a target die price, based on the projected good die yield as stated in Exhibit A. The final die price may be adjusted up or down depending on results of the margin rating and verified by the yield from 10 lots of 25 or 50 wafers each initially, for pre-qualification risk production, product will be ordered and invoiced by wafer level pricing. Successful margin rating is defined as a valid skew lot definition and execution, a minimum of 10 lots of wafers processed correctly, using the process technology described in Exhibit B, in accordance with Hynix’s PCM Acceptance Criteria, and achievement of mutually acceptable yield results. At Hynix’s option, any changes to the test program or product design may require a new margin rating.
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