welcome to the national access programme
a programme of the Tyndall National Institute with funding from SFI
Laboratory feature:
Open Access Characterisation Facility
(Electrical and MEMS)

The Open Access Characterisation Facility provides an extensive range of both Electrical and MEMS evaluation capabilities. This incorporates all aspects of both wafer level & packaged device analysis with facilities extending to Femto ranges at temperatures ranging from -55’C to 300’C and an RF system that can perform measurements to 110GHz. Areas of current laboratory activity include High K dielectrics, Radfets and Environmental Sensors. Reflecting the multidisciplinary nature of MEMS technology we are also equipped with a range of for tools for optical, electromechanical, radio-frequency and environmental measurement of micromechanical devices. Both wafer- and die-level characterisation is possible under a range of atmospheric and environmental conditions.

This month we are departing from the usual feature format by using a short video to show you this laboratory.
The video is only 3 minutes in length - featuring various device characterisation equipment at Tyndall, click on any image below to run the video

For further information and to discuss your technical requirements relating to the OACF please contact:
Eoin Sheehan at +353 (0)21 4904200 and eoin.sheehan@tyndall.ie


Programme Coordinator: Paul Roseingrave | Telephone: +353 (0)21 490 4268 | Email: nap@tyndall.ie

 

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