In Silicon Photonics and other precision optical fields, production quantities have exponentiated and competition has intensified over the past few years. In multiple test and packaging steps, submicron-scale alignments are necessary and dominate overall production costs. These commence with optically and electronically probing devices while still on the wafer, and the alignments must be repeated through final packaging and all the intermediate steps in between.
The key is leveraging optical physics to separate dependence on position commandability. A universal implementation is now commercially available and fab-proven. Process cost reductions of 99% are seen. P.I. will discuss this technology and its applications, and a live demonstration of parallel array I/O alignment will be offered.
The speaker of this webinar is Scott Jordan, head of photonics, senior director, nano-automation and a PI Fellow at PI USA/PI (Physik Instrumente) L.P. He received a MS in physics from UC Irvine and an MBA in finance from USC.
The webinar will take place Wednesday, April 8, 2020 from 6:30 - 7:30 pm PST.
