MIC competitive products.”
Ian Burnett and Alec Reader, directors of JEMI a trade association representin g the interests of its members who are from the semiconductor, Microsystems and Nanotechnology sector, equipment and materials suppliers in the UK offer their support for the show, comments: “This show is a event for our sector as it gi
the opportunity to gather together and meet a great cross section of the
customer base in the UK and beyond who access this and the other shows running in parallel with it. ”
Alec Reader adds: “You can expect to hear exciting news of events at JEMI and meetings for the rest of 2016 and into early 2017 and discuss how your
organisation would benefit from joining in with us.”
Burnett, also the CEO of IDB Technologies says: “IDB Tech has
supported this event for many years and it provides a valuable and unique opportunity to meet existi ng and new customers and share ideas. We will be launching our new range of wafers and chip scale probers at the show and showing our renowned plasma tools, wafers and substrates.”
Sales director, Dr. Alan Ferguson from Oxford Lasers’, speaks about the show: “As the global trend towards miniaturisation of features and
components continues, Oxford Lasers’ knowledge and experience in the design and use of short pulse an d ultra-short pulse laser systems (nano, pico and femtosecond pulses) provides the ability to ablate material without debris, burr or heat affected zones, creating extremely precise features which are critical in components of this scale.
“Oxford Lasers offers both laser micromachining systems and sub
contract micromachining services, which enables us to provide a solution whether the requirement is for a on e-off proof of concept or full volume parts manufacture. “This year, we will have an exhibition
standwhere visitors canmeet with our laser technology specialists to discuss technical requirements and evaluate application feasibility, as well as seeing demonstrations of our systems and serv
rvices. ”
ECHNICAL SHOW CONFERENCE The Micro Nano MEMS CPD accredited seminar programme is characterised by high quality presentations from key industry experts from across the globe. Aaron Johnson, Vice President of
TECHNICAL SHOW CONFERENCE
Marketing & Customer Strategy and part at Accumold, e Essentials of
will present a paper on “Th of the technical sales team
Micro Injection Moulding”. With the pressure on design engineers to deliver
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smaller, lighter and more cost-effective components many are turning to micro inj
njection moulding for support. Figure 2 & 4: Figure 2 & 4:
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microelectronics in wearable devices
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“Micro Injection Moulding Essentials” will explore the answers to these and other pertinent questions.
“A Practical Guide to Laser Micro- Manufacturing” will be the focus of discussion by Dr Nadeem Rizvi from Laser Micromachining. This presentation will outline the basics of laser micro- manufacturing, the pros and cons of lasers and how they are used for
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machining different materials and for different applications. Real-world
examples and videos will be used to give a practical guide about the choices which need to be made to produce high-quality micro-parts quickly and cost-effectively. Allan James fromSemifab will once again be returing to present at the conference. The talk will offer a brief overview of Semefab as the UK’s mai n MEMS foundry.
PAPER DISPLAY APER DISPLA AYS
There are a number of commercial drivers in the microelectronics and display industries including the
requirement for more advanced display technologies. Here a discussion will focus on recent work conducted at Durham University developing submicron conductive structures The talk will be pres
ented by Dr Mike on paper.
Cooke who holds a senior position as Experimental Officer at DurhamUniversity. Equipment for manufacturing or testing on the micro and nano scale ofte n requires something to be moved or
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aligned on this same scale. One of Physik Instrumente’s top scientists, Stefan Mathuni will be sharing an inside view on harnessing the high precision actuation of the Piezo effect.
The talk will explore the basic design principles of Piezo actuation and the methodologies of harnessing the actuation motion and creating a high precision drive.
A talk on MEMS manufacture of target s for high energy laser physics will be presented by Graham Arthur from Scitech Precision.
Technical challenges of MEMS
manufacturing, by DRIE Technology will be the focus of discussion presented by Business Development Manager at Plasma-Therm Yannick Pilloux. This along with other presentations will feature throughout the course of the two-day conference programme .
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Micro Nano MEMS is co-located at the NEC, Birmingham with Sensors &
Instrumentation, TCT Live + Personalise and the PPMA Total Show, making it one of the biggest must-attend industrial events of the year. Register for free entry to Micro Nano MEMS and use the same ticket to access the other three shows. Visitors who stay after 3pm will also enjoy free parking Spaces for each talk at the conference are limited so visit the show website to register and for more information.
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