Fraunhofer IZM integrates optoelectronic components and efficient optical coupling in novel packages.
Fraunhofer IZM develops electronic and photonic packaging solutions. We help companies assemble robust and reliable electronic and photonic systems and integrate these into the application environment. One of our core competences is the development of innovative packaging systems comprising microelectronic, optical and microsystems components for tele- and datacom, lighting, sensors and other photonics applications. Demonstrators are realized using simulation, customer specific design, reliability and failure analyses.
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Fraunhofer Institute for Reliability and Microintegration IZM
Gustav-Meyer-Allee 25
13355 Berlin
Germany
Phone: +49 30 46403-100
Internet: www.izm.fraunhofer.de
Optical Technologies and Services at Fraunhofer IZM:
Radar sensors were developed to be especially suitable for smart industry applications due to their excellent distance resolution, accuracy, beam focusing capabilities, and size. This is based on a robust glass interposer technology for broadband mmwave modules (frequencies > 100 GHz), used to characterize SiP designs. Fraunhofer IZM has developed an industry-ready process for glass via metallization with high aspect ratios. A wafer bonding process hermetically packages the assembled components.
Optical systems can be built with electro-optical components and electronic controls using laser-structured glass benches. Custom-shaped thin glass is also used to enable their industrial automated assembly on six axes, with less than one-micrometer accuracy. This allows high-quality optical beams to be shaped and coupled to perform optical measuring tasks. With the concept capable of working with large format panels, it can scale perfectly in terms of the size and number of systems produced.
Fraunhofer IZM is able to integrate single-mode waveguides in large-sized commercial glass boards using an ion-exchange technique. That technique itself is well known, but we are the only ones with a process to fabricate commercial thin glass up to sizes of 440 mm x 330 mm. This is important to enable large-size circuit boards, or indeed greater numbers of small glass plates in one go, which gets the unit costs down.
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