E2PACKMAN

E2PACKMAN

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The Chips JU project E2PackMan contributes to strengthen innovation and packaging production in Europe to improve the ecosystem for leading edge / advanced electronics. Integration of more functionality in smaller volume is still the major driver in microelectronics. In order to facilitate further miniaturization, assembly and packaging (A&P) is becoming of increasing importance for the value chain of a microelectronic product. To secure the future of electronic products "Made in Europe", we need a big push to strengthen innovation and production in the A&P sector. Thus E2PackMan will push materials research as well as innovative equipment and process developments. The focus of this research will be on catalyzing industrial production capabilities in Europe, both strengthening the production capabilities of the large semiconductor suppliers in Europe and creating a network that enables SMEs to produce their innovative devices in Europe. A world-class consortium of 60 partners from 13 European countries has been brought together to push advanced packaging in Europe towards heterogeneous system integration: The E2PackMan -EU project tackles a coherent approach that includes the whole value chain from material, process and technology developments validated by test-builds including the interface of the package to the chips and to the board/system.
PROFACTOR GmbHPROFACTOR is an Austrian research and technology company specializing in industrial automation systems and additive micro- and nano-manufacturing. Together with international partners from research and industry, we develop new processes and technologies that form the basis of our industrial solutions. In micro- and nano-manufacturing, we specialize in nanoimprint lithography (NIL) and multi-material inkjet printing. Our work addresses topics in photonics, plasmonics, and applications in printed electronics. The NIL Department specializes in photonics and plasmonics. Our focus lies on basic process development, structuring and replication using Step-and-Repeat (S&R) nanoimprint lithography, as well as small-series fabrication of photonic and plasmonic components. This also includes the development and procurement of S&R equipment. The Printed Electronics Department specializes in digital and additive manufacturing processes for electronic structures such as sensors and antennas. Inkjet technology allows the production of three-dimensional electrical structures and enables printing on large and flexible substrates. Our activities include: • Feasibility studies for printed electronics and functional materials • Development of customized printing processes Small-series production of electronic systems and sensors

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