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Freescale sets up 200mm MEMS production line

14 January 2008 | By Síle Mc Mahon | News > Cleanroom

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FreescaleFreescale’s Oak Hill Fab in Austin, Texas has established a 200mm MEMS production line, which, the company has said, was needed to address market demands for MEMS-based sensors.  Freescale has an existing 150mm MEMS line in Sendai, Japan.

The shift to 200mm MEMS production means an increased capacity while offering reduced production costs. The MEMS-related technologies available to Freescale now include connectivity, embedded control and signal conditioning.

By Síle Mc Mahon

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