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I-Corps: Novel Engineered Substrate Technology for Low-Defect, High-Yield Visible/UV LEDS and Power Electronics

I-Corps: Novel Engineered Substrate Technology for Low-Defect, High-Yield Visible/UV LEDS and Power Electronics
I-Corps:用于低缺陷、高产量可见光/紫外 LED 和电力电子器件的新型工程基板技术
批准号:
1639823
负责人:
William Doolittle
金额:
$0.96万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2016
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2016-06-15 至 2016-07-31

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中文摘要
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人类的能源使用量达到了惊人的150亿瓦特,其中80%来自化石燃料,这些燃料产生了大约90亿吨二氧化碳,这被认为是全球气候问题的主要原因。取代这种化石燃料为基础的能源生产的目标是一个艰巨的问题,需要相当于10,000个核能,太阳能,风能或水力无碳发电厂。从这个角度来看,目前全世界只有441座核电站,可再生能源要少得多。由于这个原因,遏制能源需求增长的大部分努力不是集中在生产上,而是集中在有效的能源消费上。为此,该团队建议将“工程半导体构建块”(工程基板)商业化,这将使客户能够在节能电子电源和照明设备方面取得重大进展,从而通过提高功率效率节省大量能源。该团队最初的工作重点将是利用一项最近获得专利的技术来展示工程基板,这项技术对电力电子、紫外线和绿光发射器(称为led)的新兴市场非常有用。这些工程基板将允许(a)为目前正在生产的设备制造具有更高质量/性能的各种半导体器件,(b)现有制造商扩展到具有更高性能的新器件,并且目前任何竞争方法都无法实现。这个I-Corps团队将对现有的氮化物衬底模板技术进行详细的市场调查,包括其成本、材料质量、生产价值和交付时间。该团队将在氮化物社区中确定具有使用传统非原生衬底(例如硅,SiC)和原生模板(AlN和GaN)进行器件设计和开发经验的客户。该团队将进行详细的客户调查,以了解所需的材料质量和掺杂水平。这些客户通过对其经验的直接调查所提供的见解,对于将拟议的技术成熟为可生产的产品将是非常宝贵的。团队成员从客户的角度理解现有设备性能指标是至关重要的,这样他们就可以确定关键问题和挑战,团队可以为这些问题和挑战提供立即的解决方案,并为客户产生直接的市场影响。该团队还将调查客户的定价结构,并确定他们愿意为根据其规格定制的工程基板支付多少费用。
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Mankind's energy usage is a staggering 15,000,000,000,000 watts, 80% of which is from fossil fuels that produce about 9,000,000,000 tons of carbon dioxide believed to be a major contributor to global climate concerns. The goal of displacing this fossil fuel based energy production is a daunting problem requiring the equivalent of 10,000 nuclear, solar, wind or hydroelectric carbon-free power plants. To put this in perspective, currently worldwide, there are only 441 nuclear power plants and far fewer renewable energy sources. For this reason, most of the effort in stemming the growth of energy demand is focused not on production, but on efficient energy consumption. To that end, this team proposes to commercialize "engineered semiconductor building blocks" (engineered substrates) that will enable customers to create major advances in energy efficient electronic power and lighting devices enabling massive energy savings through improved power efficiency. The initial focus of the team's efforts will be to demonstrate engineered substrates using a recently patented technology useful for emerging markets in power electronics and UV and green light emitters (known as LEDS). These engineered substrates will allow (a) various semiconductor devices to be fabricated with higher quality/performance for devices currently being produced and (b) existing manufacturers to expand into new devices that have higher performance and are currently not achievable by any competing method.This I-Corps team will conduct a detailed market survey of existing nitride substrate template technologies, including their cost, material quality, production value, and time to delivery. The team will identify customers within the Nitride community with experience in device design and growth using traditional non-native substrates (e.g., Silicon, SiC) and native templates (AlN and GaN). This team will conduct detailed customer surveys to understand the desired material quality and doping levels. The insight provided by these customers through direct surveys of their experience will be invaluable to maturing the proposed technology into a production ready product offering. It is critical that the team members understand the existing device performance metrics from the perspective of the customer, so that they can identify the key issues and challenges for which the team can provide an immediate solution and generate direct marketable impact for the customer. This team will also survey customers on pricing structure, and identify what they would be willing to pay for engineered substrates customized to their specifications.
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