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produces a highly uniform and efficient lighting profile at the fingerprint reader platen. Thanks to the excellent output of the Osram Pointled, Lumidigm is able to leverage our multispectral technology in a compact fingerprint sensor series.”
The Osram Pointled is a combination of advanced package and chip technologies and Osram claims it is the smallest LED with an integrated reflector and is suitable for both surface mount technology and zero-height mounting.
The 2 mm diameter x 0.775 mm high module allows the light source to be sunk completely in the printed circuit board, making it ideal for applications such as the Lumidigm M-Series fingerprint sensors where space is at a premium. The typical brightness of the white mini LED is currently 800 mcd at a beam angle of 120°, perfectly suitable for this unique imaging application.
Lumidigm’s fingerprint scanners are available worldwide.
Dr. Philippe Roussel to present at CS Europe Conference 2012
Defining the next steps for the Compound Semiconductor Industry,Dr. Philippe Roussel of Yole Développement will present the talk “Wide Bandgap device market update”.
Following the success of CS Europe 2011, next year’s conference is expanding to 2 days and offers a fantastic mix/quality of speakers making it the must attend industry event for 2012.
Register at
www.cseurope.net & book your delegate place now as numbers will be limited. The conference takes place on 12th/13th March 2012 at Hilton Hotel, Frankfurt, Germany.
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A networking dinner will also be held on the night of 12th March.
Conference Chair Dr Andrew W Nelson, President & CEO, IQE Conference Schedule:
Markets and III-V CMOS - Morning 12th March
A mix of insightful market research presentations & cutting-edge research destined to shape tomorrow’s compound semiconductor industry with talks including:
Compound Semiconductor Markets: Current Status and Future Prospects - Asif Anwar, Director – Strategic Technologies Practice, Strategy Analytics
The Market for LEDs in Lighting- Mr. Philip Smallwood, Lighting Market Analyst, IMS Research
Wide Bandgap device marketupdate - Dr. Philippe ROUSSEL, Senior Project Manager, Yole Développement
European efforts to develop III-Vs on 200 and 300 mm silicon- Dr. Matty Caymax, Chief Scientist, Imec
An Overview of the DARPA Diverse Accessible Heterogeneous Integration (DAHI) Program- Sanjay Raman, Program Manager, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency/Microsystems Technology Office
The Integration of silicon CMOS with III-Vs- Professor Iain Thayne, University of Glasgow
III-Vs on 200 mm Si for VLSI– Dr Richard Hill, Project Manager, Sematech
III-V 3D Transistors- Peide Ye, Professor of
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