MOSAIC

Innovative components and systems based on nano-engineered semiconductor, magnetic or insulating materials will be the driving force for the micro- and nano-electronics industry of the 21st century. For telecommunications systems, but also for data storage and Automation, Control and Security applications, alternative More than MOORE paths to systems are provided by nano-scale microwave spintronics components due to (i) their unique spin polarized transport properties that appear only at nanoscale dimensions (<100nm lateral, and 2-5 nm vertical), (ii) their unique (multifunctional) microwave properties including signal generation, processing and detection and (iii) their compatibility with CMOS technology. Going beyond previous fundamental research on spintronics devices, this project will target technological breakthroughs not only to generate, but also to process (mix, modulate, synchronise) and to detect microwave frequencies. The broader objective is to bring the device level knowledge acquired in the past years by the partners towards systems as a first crucial step towards industrialization, warranting the leading position not only of European research but also of European industry in microwave spintronics.

Total Eligible Budget

4,824,445.00 €

INL Eligible Budget

144,000.00 €

Total Funding

3,499,178.00 €

INL Funding

144,000.00 €

Start Date

01-01-2013

End Date

31-12-2016

Grant Agreement Id

317950

Funding Framework

FP7

INL Role

Partner

Scientific Project Manager

Ricardo Ferreira

EPPL

A sustainable and competitive European power semiconductor industry is essential to support the megatrend developments formulated in the Europe 2020 strategy – climate change; competitive, sustainable and secure energy; food security and health & ageing population. It is of paramount importance to defend and further extend Europe’s leading position in both power semiconductor manufacturing science(s) and the corresponding application domains.Thus, the ENIAC JU project EPPL will combine research, development and innovation to demonstrate market readiness by industrial implementation at an early stage. Second generation power semiconductor devices fabricated in European leading 300mm pilot lines are at the heart of the project, for which manufacturing excellence, cost competitiveness and challenging applications are critical boundary conditions. With this, to leverage the technical characteristics of power devices and foster the trend towards system-in-package integration, advances in packaging technologies become of prime importance. These aspects will be fully supported by this project right from the beginning.

Total Eligible Budget

74,818,528.00 €

INL Eligible Budget

87,480.00 €

Total Funding

11,222,780.00 €

INL Funding

87,480.00 €

Start Date

01-04-2013

End Date

31-03-2016

Grant Agreement Id

325608

Funding Framework

FP7

INL Role

Partner

Scientific Project Manager

João Piteira

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A sustainable and competitive European power semiconductor industry is essential to support the megatrend developments formulated in the Europe 2020 strategy – climate change; competitive, sustainable and secure energy; food security and health & ageing population. It is of paramount importance to defend and further extend Europe’s leading position in both power semiconductor manufacturing science(s) and the corresponding application domains.Thus, the ENIAC JU project EPPL will combine research, development and innovation to demonstrate market readiness by industrial implementation at an early stage. Second generation power semiconductor devices fabricated in European leading 300mm pilot lines are at the heart of the project, for which manufacturing excellence, cost competitiveness and challenging applications are critical boundary conditions. With this, to leverage the technical characteristics of power devices and foster the trend towards system-in-package integration, advances in packaging technologies become of prime importance. These aspects will be fully supported by this project right from the beginning.

Total Eligible Budget

74,818,528.00 €

INL Eligible Budget

87,480.00 €

Total Funding

11,222,780.00 €

INL Funding

87,480.00 €

Start Date

01-04-2013

End Date

31-03-2016

Grant Agreement Id

325608

Funding Framework

FP7

INL Role

Partner

Scientific Project Manager

João Piteira