About the Speaker: Robert MacDonald is a MEMS engineer at GE’s Research. His research is focused on high performance inertial sensors. He has over 20 years of experience in the MEMS and semiconductor industries. His work has covered the product life cycle of chemical, inertial and optical sensors from design through market introduction and manufacturing.
Join us for this first webinar in the MSIG series on foundries, dicing, and packaging considerations in MEMS fabrication.
In this first in the series, GE Research will present their new MEMS process suitable for bulk silicon motion sensors. The process aims to deliver many features of complex MEMS flows, such as wafer level packaging with through silicon vias (TSVs), with a short cycle times and low mask counts. This webinar will introduce the Polaris process within the GE Research foundry and explain how to design the process, and our model for delivering new designs.
Designing MEMS with GE’s Polaris Process for Motion Sensor Fabrication
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Add to Calendar2022-03-02 08:00:002022-03-02 09:00:00MSIG Webinar GE Polaris ProcessJoin us for this first webinar in the MSIG series on foundries, dicing, and packaging considerations in MEMS fabrication.
In this first in the series, GE Research will present their new MEMS process suitable for bulk silicon motion sensors. The process aims to deliver many features of complex MEMS flows, such as wafer level packaging with through silicon vias (TSVs), with a short cycle times and low mask counts. This webinar will introduce the Polaris process within the GE Research foundry and explain how to design the process, and our model for delivering new designs.United StatesSEMI.org[email protected]America/Los_Angelespublic
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Moore’s Law continues to evolve - dramatically changing the Field Effect Transistor (FET). As FinFETs reach their performance limits, attention is turning to Gate All Around (GAA) architectures based on Horizontal Nanosheet technology. Such a fundamental shift in transistor architecture will create new challenges to processes and materials, presenting opportunities for companies well-positioned for this shift.
In this webinar, SEMI EMG brings experts to explain the technology trends driving the industry adoption of Gate All Around, how the major players are approaching this transition, and the implications this will have on the material supply chain
Gate All Around Transistors - Opportunities Abound
Position yourself for the next chapter of Moore's Law
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Environmental Sustainability—Semiconductor Industry Challenges
High demand for semiconductor chips is driving significant growth and increased visibility of the industry. At the same time, the world is becoming more environmentally conscious and the topic of sustainability of semiconductor manufacturing is coming to the forefront. This requires the entire semiconductor value chain to concurrently support this growing demand while minimizing waste, toxic chemicals and gas emission to produce these chips.
Join us for a Virtual Webinar on March 18, 2022 as the SEMI Silicon Valley Chapter presents “Environmental Sustainability—Semiconductor Industry Challenges” for a great line-up of industry leaders from their own perspectives.
