A selection of the 30+ presentations over two days covering six themes SOLID-STATE LIGHTING
KEYNOTE ANALYST SPEAKER
Presentation TBC Jon Wierer - Sandia National Laboratories
How will the solid-state lighting evolution unfold, and what will it mean for the LED chipmakers? Stewart Shinkwin - IHS Technology
Commercialising the GaN-on-silicon LED and ramping its production Keith Strickland - Plessey Semi
FRONT-END MOBILES KEYNOTE
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SPEAKER III-V CMOS
KEYNOTE ANALYST SPEAKER SPEAKER KEYNOTE ANALYST SPEAKER SPEAKER
How a CMOS front-end will wrestle share from the GaAs PA Jim Cable - Peregrine
Are we shooting ourselves in the foot with the multi – mode, multi – band PA? Eric Higham - Strategy Analytics
Skyworks’ system level integration and overall efficiency roadmap Dr. Peter Gammel - Skyworks Inc.
LTE is driving complexity in smartphone design TBC - TriQuint
Heterogeneous integration of III-V’s and CMOS Daniel Green - DARPA
When will III-Vs make an impact in the silicon foundries? And will it last for long? Mike Corbett - Linx Consulting
III-V FETs for future logic applications Jesus A del Alamo - MIT
Opportunities and challenges of III-Vs in Si-based nanoelectronics industry Matthias Passlack - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC)
POWER ELECTRONICS
Ditching the package to drive down GaN transistor costs Alex Lidow - Efficient Power Conversion (EPC)
When can WBG power electronics truly take off? Remaining technical and economic barriers to overcome Philippe Roussel - Yole Développement
SiC Advances for Power Electronic Applications Markus Behet - Dow Corning Corporation
High Performance GaN-on-Si Power Epiwafers Employing Rare Earth Oxide Buffer Layers David Williams - Translucent
OPTOELECTRONICS KEYNOTE
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RF-ELECTRONICS KEYNOTE
ANALYST
Topic TBC TBC - SOITEC
Where the CPV industry is heading, and what it needs to do to increase its market share? Karl Melkonyan - IHS Technology
Mid infrared light emitting diodes enable portable, battery powered gas sensing Des Gibson - Gas Sensing Solution
GaN for radar applications Takahisa Kawai - SEDI (Sumitomo Electric Device Innovations, Inc.)
The Future for GaN, SiC, InP and GaAs in Defense/Military Applications Asif Anwar - Strategy Analytics
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