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American Semiconductor Demonstrates FleX Silicon-on-Polymer Flexible CMOS
Dépèche transmise le 8 février 2011 par Business Wire
American Semiconductor Demonstrates FleX Silicon-on-Polymer Flexible CMOS
BOISE, Idaho--(BUSINESS WIRE)--American Semiconductor, Inc. is presenting the industry’s first demonstration of a wafer scale process for high performance, flexible, single crystalline CMOS circuits at the Flexible Electronics & Displays Conference on Thursday, February 10, 2011. The FleX Silicon-on-Polymer technology is demonstrated as applied to Flexfet™ 130nm ULP CMOS for flexible and conformal IC applications.
“FleX Silicon-on-Polymer is a significant leap forward for flexible electronics”
“FleX Silicon-on-Polymer is a significant leap forward for flexible electronics,” said Doug Hackler, President and CEO of American Semiconductor. “FleX delivers CMOS in a flexible form factor, enabling logic and memory for applications such as flexible e-books, phones and displays. This demonstration includes high performance CMOS with multiple layers of metal interconnect, which fills the critical gap of electronics for complex, flexible ICs needed to enable leading edge, flexible products to be realized.”
Flexible CMOS enables advancements in flexible electronics. For example, in current leading edge flexible displays only the actual display is flexible, while the enabling logic and memory remain off-board in traditionally packaged, rigid ICs. By utilizing FleX, designers can make the entire system flexible, opening up new concepts such as tablet computers, smart phones, flexible displays, wearable electronics, and 3D Integrated Circuits (3DIC).
FleX replaces the mechanical substrate of a traditional silicon wafer with a pliable polymer. “FleX is a unique process that can be applied to CMOS wafers from a wide variety of foundries,” said Rich Chaney, General Manager of American Semiconductor. “FleX is a wafer scale process that can be used to produce single die up to full 200mm flexible wafers. FleX manufacturing scales to provide cost-effective flexible CMOS.”
American Semiconductor, Inc. provides FleX technology as a standard process offering for both commercial and ITAR customer requirements.
About American Semiconductor
American Semiconductor, Inc. is a complete silicon fabrication source, providing a broad suite of services to enable product realization from concept to fabrication. As an on-shore, ITAR compliant, pure-play U.S. foundry, American Semiconductor provides services for all aspects of wafer fabrication and process development at low cost for low to mid-volumes. Silicon services include Custom Fabrication for copy smart or copy exact replication, Flex™ Silicon on Polymer technology for flexible CMOS, Flexfet™ advanced CMOS technology for low-power and radiation hardened applications, and standard 45nm bulk CMOS in development. Design services include design, verification, layout, and test with on-shore, ITAR compliant flows. Design services are available for outside foundry processes in addition to Flexfet Advanced CMOS. To learn more about American Semiconductor, visit www.americansemi.com.
American Semiconductor Inc., the American Semiconductor logo, FleX, Mask-Lite, Flexfet, and the Flexfet logo are trademarks of American Semiconductor, Inc. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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