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H2020FP7HORIZON

Ion Beam Services

Country
FRFrance
Defence projects
0
Projects, all programmes
17
As coordinator
0
EU contribution (CORDIS)
EUR 5,343,576
Active
2010 to 2024

Projects

17 projects, newest first

Projects, newest first
ProjectProgrammeYearRoleEU contribution
10ACe10 Angstrom CMOS explorationHORIZON2024ParticipantEUR 238,144
14ACMOS14 Anstrom CMOS IC technologyHORIZON2022ParticipantEUR 189,285
IT2IC Technology for the 2nm NodeH20202020ParticipantEUR 282,525
PIN3SPilot Integration of 3nm Semiconducter technologyH20202019ParticipantEUR 265,795
HighLiteHigh-performance low-cost modules with excellent environmental profiles for a competitive EU PV manufacturing industryH20202019ParticipantEUR 455,595
OCEAN12Opportunity to Carry European Autonomous driviNg further with FDSOI technology up to 12nm nodeH20202018ParticipantEUR 125,000
TAPES3Technology Advances for Pilotline of Enhanced Semiconductors for 3nmH20202018ParticipantEUR 274,096
TAKEMI5Technology Advances and Key Enablers for Module Integration for 5 nmH20202017ParticipantEUR 296,931
CHALLENGE3C-SiC Hetero-epitaxiALLy grown on silicon compliancE substrates and 3C-SiC substrates for sustaiNable wide-band-Gap powEr devicesH20202017ParticipantEUR 639,125
SemI40Power Semiconductor and Electronics Manufacturing 4.0H20202016ParticipantEUR 480,728
GreenDiamondGreen Electronics with Diamond Power DevicesH20202015ParticipantEUR 260,000
E450EDLEuropean 450mm Equipment Demo LineFP72013ParticipantEUR 764,772
PLACES2BEPilot Lines for Advanced CMOS EmbodimentS in 2x nodes, Built in EuropeFP72012ParticipantEUR 596,946
SUPERTHEMECircuit Stability Under Process Variability and\n Electro-Thermal-Mechanical CouplingFP72012ParticipantNot stated
ATEMOXAdvanced TEchnology MOdelling for eXtra-functionality devicesFP72010ParticipantEUR 150,105
EEMI 450European 450mm Equipment & Materials InitiativeFP72010ParticipantEUR 108,543
SEALSemiconductor Equipment Assessment Leveraging InnovationFP72010ParticipantEUR 215,986

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