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  • Cost a Major Challenge for Advanced Packaging Solutions

    Jan Vardaman, President, TechSearch International, Austin, Texas, July 2, 2009
    Semiconductor Packaging Over the past several years, IDMs have seen the price of silicon fabrication fall, while the cost of packaging, assembly and test has steadily been on the rise.  More
  • Wafer-Level Packaging in Africa?

    Sally Cole Johnson, Contributing Editor, July 1, 2009
    Nemotek Technologie Yes, Africa. Nemotek Technologie is manufacturing wafer-level optics and packaging in its state-of-the-art facility located in Morocco's Rabat Technopolis Park.  More
  • Ulvac Rolls PECVD for Tandem PV Cells

    Staff, June 25, 2009
    Ulvac CIM Ulvac Inc. has developed a PECVD system aimed at tandem junction PV cells. The CIM-1400 system adds a microcrystalline silicon (μc-Si) layer to amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin-film solar cells, boosting cell conversion efficiency. The tool will be incorporated into a turnkey production line for tandem junction thin-film production.  More
  • Printable Electronics Hits Display Needs

    Michael P.C. Watts, Impattern Solutions, Austin, Texas, June 24, 2009
    DuPont Displays Printable electronics could reduce the cost of making flexible displays of the kind used in the Kindle and other E-books. At the recent SID 2009 conference, researchers discussed the marriage of printable electronics and low-power displays used in emerging portable devices, which must be light, flexible, low-power, and readable in ambient light.  More
  • Nanoelectronics Edge Into Production

    Paula Doe, Contributing Editor, SEMI, San Jose, June 19, 2009
    Graphene and spin wave transistors are among the technologies that look interesting for next-generation FETs. Near term, nanoelectronics products are entering commercial production. At SEMICON West, nanoelectronics challenges are part of the show's Extreme Electronics series on emerging technologies.  More
  • MEMS Markets See Growth Opportunities

    Paula Doe, Contributing Editor, SEMI, San Jose, June 19, 2009
    The MEMS industry continues to do remarkably well compared with the IC industry because it is so highly diversified. While automotive, industrial pressure sensing, and inkjet head markets are struggling, new medical and portable system markets are growing rapidly.  More
  • Printed Electronics Seeing Wide Progress

    Paula Doe, Contributing Editor, SEMI, San Jose, June 19, 2009
    Executives from an array of printed electronics companies will describe progress in the field at SEMICON West. Materials, equipment and manufacturing processes for printed electronics are a focus at the show, including a July 16 session on Manufacturing Technology for Commercial Printed and Flexible Electronics.  More
  • Emerging Technologies Go 'Extreme' at SEMICON West

    SEMI, San Jose, June 18, 2009
    Extreme Electronics is the latest "show-within-a-show" concept at SEMICON West, highlighting the technologies for and commercial opportunities in emerging markets, including MEMS, printed and flexible electronics, solid-state lighting and nanoelectronics.  More

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  • Photovoltaics on Track for Long-Term Role

    Alexander E. Braun, Senior Editor 06/01/09
    Craig Hunter is vice president and general manager of the solar business at Intermolecular (San Jose), which specializes in combinatorial R&D. He previously worked at Applied Materials, where he led the company's entry into the thin-film solar business. In this interview, Hunter discusses the economic and technical future of PV.
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    Pushkar Apte, Daryl Hatano, John Greenagel and George Scalise, Semiconductor Industry Association, San Jose 04/01/09
    Worldwide energy use is growing much faster than traditional supplies can match, but the semiconductor industry can help improve the efficiency of energy generation, distribution and consumption.
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    There is a misconception out there that solar technology is trailing-edge stuff. According to some bearish analysts, solar cell vendors are engaged in making a commodity product, competing in a profitless industry once government subsidies are scaled back.

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