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The system will be used in collaboration between CEA-LETI and
CNRS-LTM on micro- and nanotechnology research in the area of biochip and
microfluidic devices.
The EVG520HE semi-automated hot embossing system creates ultra-fine
micrometre and nanometre scale features by pattern transfer from a stamp to
a polymer substrate.
Hot embossing is a low cost and flexible fabrication technique, which has
demonstrated polymer high aspect ratio microstructures as well as
nanoimprinting patterns.
The EVG520HE also has top- and bottom-heaters for low thermal stress between
stamps and substrates and 200mm-substrate capability. The tool is looking
for business in new fabrication techniques in the areas of BioMEMS,
microfluidics and microoptics.
The Nano Device Center of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology
(KIST) has placed an order for Aixtron's AIX 200/4-RF MOCVD system. The tool
will be equipped with an EpiTune II in-situ monitor. The tool will be used
for research on newly developed GaAs and InP based materials such as GaInAsN
for next generation long wavelength semiconductor lasers for broadband data
transmission in fibre communication networks.
Nantong Fujitsu Microelectronics in China has ordered 50 additional Nu-Tek
ball bonders from Kulicke & Soffa Industries. In addition, the IC packaging
and test company, Nantong Fujitsu, also expressed its intention that K&S
will be their major supplier of wire bonders over the next 12 month time
period.
The University of Alberta at Edmonton in Canada has installed a MicroLine
300 critical dimension measurement system from Micro-Metric. The system will
support the activities of the Nanosystems and MEMS Research Consortium
located at the university. The tool is capable of measuring feature sizes
down to one micron or less.

AngelTech Live III: Join us on 12 April 2021!
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