27-28 August 2025
Suwon
Established in 1976, SPEA is a world leading company in the field of automatic test equipment for ICs, MEMS, sensors, electronic boards. SPEA serves the big semiconductor IDMs and OSATs with the most cost-effective and high-performance equipment to test automotive, SoCs, analog mixed-signal devices, MEMS sensors and actuators, power and discretes, identification devices, delivering highest measurement capabilities, lowest cost of test and fastest time-to-market. SPEA systems are designed to detect any possible defect in electronic products, so that they won’t fail on the field. High throughput, best detection capability, test techniques designed on the latest technologies requirements, complete configurability. For SPEA customers, testing is not an additional cost, but a tangible competitive advantage.
ULVAC GmbH which was established in 1987 as the European subsidiary of ULVAC, Inc. headquartered in Munich, Germany. ULVAC’s solutions diversely incorporate equipment, materials, and services for Semiconductors, MEMS, Flat Panel Displays, Electronic Components, PCB, TFB, and other Vacuum Equipment for the European Markets.
ULVAC is the global leader for thin film PZT deposition and etch.
ULVAC GmbH
Klausnerring 4
85551 Kirchheim b. München
Germany
Fon: +49 – 89 – 96 09 09 – 0
Fax: +49 – 89 – 96 09 09 – 96
Email: ulvac@ulvac.de
http://www.ulvac.eu
For MEMS application ULVAC has developed systems dedicated to MEMS sensors, actuators, switches, lab-on-chip and micromirror manufacturing. This equipment range includes sputtering and etching for piezo electric materials like PZT, AlN and ScAlN, glass and metal etching, thick resist ashing, resist and polymer removal within trench structures, and others.
Piezoelectric materials can be used to further miniaturize a range of devices, including inertial sensors, tuneable RF devices, inkjet print heads, micromirrors, microphones, autofocus lenses and others. The integration of thin film deposition directly on CMOS-processed wafers is key for highly-integrated devices. ULVAC has developed high-volume processing sputtering method that allows sub 500°C processing temperatures, is configured to pole the piezoelectric crystals during the deposition process and is compatible with other CMOS processes.
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