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“What next for the Compound Semiconductor Industry?”
When: 22nd March 2011 Where: Frankfurt, Germany
Pioneering companies from around the globe will give their take on the best opportunities for compound semiconductors, and what has to be done to seize these opportunities. If you want to learn from the insight of these insiders, be sure to book your place at CS Europe. Your challenge is met by someone else’s solution and CS Europe aims to provide the platform that allows the CS community to not just share ideas but develop solutions in manufacturing and furthering the reach of Compound Semiconductor devices.
Speakers Klaus H. Ploog
Pioneer of Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) Keynote Speaker. Topic: What next for the Compound Semiconductor Industry
Jeff Shealy Division Vice President, RFMD Topic: Role of GaN RF Power Technology for Tomorrow’s Commercial and Defense Wireless Applications
Dr. Petteri Uusimaa President, Modulight Topic: How to make a state-of-the-art visible red laser, what its specs are, and what new markets it can target
Jan-Gustav Werthen, Ph.D. Senior Director, Photovoltaics, JDSU Topic: The urgency for the world to make power grids digital (smart grids) and photovoltaic developments for electricity production from solar.
Otto Berger Senior Technologist, TriQuint Semiconductor, Inc Topic: 3G/4G requirements for wireless systems and the role GaAs and GaN devices will play in
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meeting these requirements Dr. Markus Behet
Europe Business Development Manager Dow Corning Compound Semiconductor Topic: SiC Advances for Power Electronic Applications
Marc Rocchi CEO, OMMIC Topic: What’s needed from GaAs and GaN for tomorrow’s wireless
Alexander Bachmann Marketing Engineer, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH Topic: Recent Progress on Green InGaN Laser Diode Development at OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
Dr. Ulf Meiners, Chief Technical Officer, UMS Mark Murphy, Director Marketing, RF Power & Base, NXP Topic: High performance compound semiconductors for infrastructure, automotive and defence
Dr. Michael Fiebig
Director Marketing and Business Development Solid State Lighting, OSRAM Opto Semiconductors GmbH Topic: What are the success factors for the deployment of Solid State Lighting?
Mats Reimark CEO, TranSiC Topic: How will SiC power devices help getting a greener planet
Scott Parker Executive Vice President Sales and Marcom, Oclaro, Inc Topic: Future Proofing Networks with 100 Gigabit Optics
Dr Mike Cooke Chief Technology Officer, Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology Topic: Batch and single wafer processing strategies for HBLEDs
Dr. Philippe ROUSSEL
Project manager Power Electronics and Compound Semiconductors, Yole Développement
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