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Name change follows Leica acquisition
Vistec Semiconductor is the new name for Leica Microsystems Semiconductor Equipment Division.
News from Vistec Semiconductor Systems (10 April 2006)
E-beam system prepares for 32nm technology
A high-performance variable shaped electron beam system enables direct patterning for the 32nm technology node for R and D and prototyping.
News from Vistec Electron Beam (10 April 2006)
Budget e-beam system enables a quick turn
A universal cost-effective e-beam system for both direct write and mask making applications enables users to react flexibly to market demands.
News from Vistec Electron Beam (10 April 2006)
SEZ Group chooses interface software
SEZ Group has chosen CIMPortal to facilitate high speed data collection and routing for creating Interface A solutions for its semiconductor equipment.
News from Cimetrix ( 7 April 2006)
MEMS foundry orders first cluster tool
Surface Technology Systems has received its first order for a VPX cluster tool with a Pegasus deep reactive ion etch (DRIE) process module, from Dalsa Semiconductor.
News from Surface Technology Systems ( 6 April 2006)
Micromachining contract boosts bulging order book
Surface Technology Systems has received an order worth over GBP 2 million from a major manufacturer for microelectromechanical systems production equipment.
News from Surface Technology Systems (29 March 2006)
Patent aims to protect e-beam process
Innos has filed a patent for its electron-beam lithography based IC manufacturing process.
News from Innos (29 March 2006)
Polished performance
A new soft-settling premium-grade cerium oxide polish can enhance productivity while cutting machine maintenance downtime, and reducing the possibility of "sleeking".
News from Engis (UK) (21 March 2006)
Solomon aims for new business development
Bob Solomon has joined semiconductor packaging specialist StratEdge as Senior Account Manager.
News from StratEdge (16 March 2006)
Repeat orders testify to processing performance
In recent weeks Surface Technology Systems has received multiple orders worth more than GBP 1 million for its cluster tools from a leading supplier of components for wireless communications.
News from Surface Technology Systems (15 March 2006)
Asian market offers MEMS expansion
Micralyne reports success penetrating the emerging MEMS market in Asia.
News from Micralyne (10 March 2006)
Reflow systems are hot enough for lead-free
With a maximum operating temperature of 350C, Pyramax reflow systems are ideal for the higher temperatures required for lead-free processing.
News from BTU Europe ( 8 March 2006)
BTU acquires further solar processing expertise
BTU International has acquired Radiant Technology Corporation, a leading supplier of inline near-infra-red furnaces and dryers primarily used in the solar energy industry.
News from BTU Europe (27 February 2006)
Finishing systems support student fibre research
Final year students from the University of Bath Physics Department are undertaking research on photonic crystal fibres using polishing technology provided by Engis UK.
News from Engis (UK) (20 February 2006)
New role for Rees
Surface Technology Systems has appointed Richard Rees as Company Secretary.
News from Surface Technology Systems (20 February 2006)
K and S to divest test operations
Kulicke and Soffa Industries is planning to tighten its focus on semiconductor assembly equipment and materials and create value for its shareholders.
News from Kulicke and Soffa Industries ( 6 February 2006)
Process platform suits pilot production
The VPX platform that enables up to three process chambers to share a low-cost, common wafer-transport system.
News from Surface Technology Systems (24 January 2006)
Packages help put RF devices through their paces
User application article Accel-RF is using a DC to 23GHz low cost commercial (LCC) package from StratEdge as a platform for life testing of high frequency devices.
News from StratEdge (12 January 2006)
Supergen project rises from the ashes
Innos and the Nanoscale Systems Integration Group have revealed how it is possible to accurately pattern layers of resist using e-beam direct write, with accuracies of a few tens of nanometres.
News from Innos (11 January 2006)
Maskless lithography system has table-top format
The uPG101 is an extremely economical and easy to use micro pattern generator for direct write applications as well as low volume mask making.
News from Heidelberg Instruments (11 January 2006)
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