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QinetiQ Has Launched A New Deep Reactive Ion Etch
QinetiQ has launched a new deep reactive ion etch (RIE) silicon service. The
company says the service is the first phase of providing access to a
comprehensive, state-of-the-art silicon micro-electro-mechanical system
(MEMS) design and prototyping facility, under its INTEGRAM programme. Prices
and operational turnaround depend on the complexity and level of
customisation. The Europractice Manufacturing Cluster INTEGRAM (Integrated
Microsystems) programme was launched earlier this year with EUR1.3M of
European Commission funding.
QinetiQ has launched a new deep reactive ion etch (RIE) silicon service. The
company says the service is the first phase of providing access to a
comprehensive, state-of-the-art silicon micro-electro-mechanical system
(MEMS) design and prototyping facility, under its INTEGRAM programme. Prices
and operational turnaround depend on the complexity and level of
customisation. The Europractice Manufacturing Cluster INTEGRAM (Integrated
Microsystems) programme was launched earlier this year with EUR1.3M of
European Commission funding.
company says the service is the first phase of providing access to a
comprehensive, state-of-the-art silicon micro-electro-mechanical system
(MEMS) design and prototyping facility, under its INTEGRAM programme. Prices
and operational turnaround depend on the complexity and level of
customisation. The Europractice Manufacturing Cluster INTEGRAM (Integrated
Microsystems) programme was launched earlier this year with EUR1.3M of
European Commission funding.
