Together with European partners, the FBH is developing reliable techniques for on-wafer measurements to cover frequencies from 110 GHz to 1,100 GHz. This is an important contribution towards the development of electronics for future generations of wireless systems.
Together with European partners, the FBH is developing reliable techniques for on-wafer measurements to cover frequencies from 110 GHz to 1,100 GHz. This is an important contribution towards the development of electronics for future generations of wireless systems.
The Kassiopeia project brings together the University of Bristol in the UK, Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH) in Germany and SweGaN in Sweden to develop a Ka-band MMIC (monolithic microwave integrated circuit) receiver.
The reliability of UV LEDs has been significantly improved, which is an important step towards their commercial use in medical applications.
The Ferdinand-Braun-Institut (FBH) presents current research results at the virtual ICULTA 2021. In particular, the reliability of UVB and UVC LEDs has been significantly improved – an important step towards their commercial use.
Photoluminescence (PL) is sensitive on various characteristics of III-V semiconductors which are related to conductivity and light generation efficiency. The materials analytics group at FBH uses various PL methods to optimize crystal growth for GaN laser diodes.
ICULTA 2021 is getting closer – the forum for state-of-the art know-how and innovations in UV LED technologies and their multiple applications. From April 19 to 20, 2021, experts from all over the world will present and discuss latest results in UV LED development, irradiation systems based on UV LEDs as well as their use in industry and research.
Ferdinand-Braun-Institut, SweGaN AB, and University of Bristol are partnering in the European Space Agency funded Kassiopeia project. The teams join forces to develop high-performance Ka-band GaN MMICs.
Markus Krutzik contributing with presentation on "Compact Atomic Systems for Timing and Sensing Applications".
Mohamed Elattar
Ferdinand-Braun-Institut Berlin
The 2. International Conference on UV LED Technologies & Applications - ICULTA 2021 - is going virtual
Our trainees show interested girls their everyday work.
The digital event for the consolidation of Research Fab Microelectronics Germany with contributions by Günther Tränkle and Wolfgang Heinrich.
FBH organizes the 27th International Semiconductor Laser Conference - ISLC 2021, which will be held in Potsdam.
Recruiting and securing skilled personnel plays a vital role at the institute - FBH coordinates projects related to:
The FBH is also the central contact for the respective issues in the Photonics Cluster.
at numerous universities and colleges - on a regional as well as national level
