forum 'be-flexible', december 2 and 3 workshop 1: thin semiconductor devices workshop 2: flexible electronic systems

thin semiconductor devices

11th international workshop on december 1, 2010, venue hotel LeMeridien in Munich

 

motto
system integration - key to application - best practice - road mapping ? - no go's - possible applications

 

thin semiconductor components have been prevalent for a number of years in microelectronics. Important segments in today’s microelectronics market are integrated circuits on chip cards as well as power devices. A further reduction in chip thickness results in even more distinct advantages, such as in very flat packages for portable electronic equipment, enhanced performance of components and cost efficient assembly on flexible substrates.
Current trends in the development of technologies for very thin semiconductors are targeting on 3D-integrated chip stacks (MEMS, CSP), opto-electronic devices (LED, solar cells) and ultra-thin RFID applications. The purpose of this workshop is to provide an insight into latest developments of technologies, materials, processes and applications.

  thin semiconductor devices   REMstack
  wafer thinning and handling  
  thin wafer processing  
  thin devices - applications  
  flexible systems - applications  
     
  keynote presenter  
  again this year we have invited keynote presenter - check for details later
   

 

presentations on december 1, 2010
DISCO Hi-Tec Europe - Midoriko Honda - Kirchheim b. Munich, Germany
Updates on ultra thin wafer processing
EV Group - Dr. Josef Meiler - Florian a. Inn, Austria
Low Temperature Bonding with Thin Wafers for 3D Integration
ISIS sentronics - Dr. Alexander Knuettel - Mannheim, Germany
Non-contact roughness and 3D topography evaluation of grinded wafers down to nm level
Fraunhofer EMFT - Christof Landesberger, Prof. Karlheinz Bock - Munich, Germany
Proving the robustness of thin silicon
Institut für Mikroelektronik Stuttgart (IMS CHIPS) - Dr. Christine Harendt - Stuttgart, Germany
Mechanical Stability of Ultra-thin Chips down to 6 µm
MC10 - Dr. Jeff Carbeck, David Icke - Cambridge, MA, U.S.A.
High-Performance, Conformal Electronics
NXP Semiconductors - Guido Albermann - Hamburg, Germany
LASER dicing - A cost effcient IC separation tecnology
Okamoto Machine Tool Europe - Thomas Loscher - Langen, Germany
TSV Process - Solution for ultra thin wafers
SUSS MicroTec Lithography - Markus Gabriel, Volkan Cetin - Garching, Germany
Equipment challenges and solutions for bonding and debo
to be confirmed
to be confirmed
access to the workshop proceedings will be emailed to all attendees shortly after the workshop

 

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