The 2D Pilot Line (2D-PL), a Graphene Flagship project dedicated to industrialising graphene and other 2D materials for semiconductor applications, announces the launch of its fourth multi-project wafer (MPW) run, marking another milestone in Europe’s growing ecosystem for 2D-material-based device fabrication.
Graphenea Semiconductor, a leading graphene foundry company and partner in the Graphene Flagship's 2D Pilot Line project and Melexis, a global supplier of micro-electronic semiconductor solutions, announces a strategic collaboration to accelerate the development and evaluation of Melexis’ integrated GFET-on-CMOS platform for advanced biosensing.
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Multi project wafer (MPW) runs are a common practice within the semiconductor ecosystem. Universities, R&D centres and start ups, which usually only need a few prototypes and operate with tight budgets, take advantage of this service to obtain devices at an affordable entry point. This is carried out with a mask sharing scheme, where devices with different geometries but shared device architecture are manufactured within the same mask; in this way, everyone gets a few devices but no one needs to purchase more devices than necessary. Now, Graphenea partners with the 2D Experimental Pilot Line (2D-EPL) to offer an MPW run with a novel process flow.
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