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Concentrated System in a Single Box
Bipolar, BCD, CMOSBiCMOS, VIP,µ-Machining
Power Management
InformationProcessing(Super Integration)
MultifunctionPeripheral (System
Oriented Tech.)
Data Acquisitionand Conversion
Bipolar, CMOS,RF-BiCMOS,µ-Machining
Central Processing(µP, DSP)
Digital CMOS
PowerActuators
Bipolar, BCD,CMOS, HVCMOS,VIP, µ-Machining
Memories
CMOS, Flash,DRAM, µ-Machining
Line, Batteries,Alternators, Solar Cells, Fuel Cells
Sensors
Antennas
Keyboards
LineInterfaces
Switches
Clock Clock
Clock
Lamps
Motors
Displays
Solenoids
Speakers
CRTs
Inkjets
Antennas
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EV
OL
UT
ION
/RO
AD
MA
P (
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NO ROADMAP–CLUSTERS OF INVENTIONS(*)Room for Nobel Prize
(*) – Modified by Bruno Murari
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Outline
• MEMS in ST
• MEMS and Epiphany, what are they?
• MEMS Epiphany and:– Nintendo and Apple– STMicroelectronics
• What’s next on the horizon?
• Conclusions
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ST MEMS Growth and 8” Fab
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2005 2006 2007 2008
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MEMS Revenues MEMS Market Share
> 10x
> 3x
> 2x96M
209M
30M8” Fab in Milan
ST leads the “MEMS Consumerization Wave”
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MEMS: A Look From the Inside• MEMS means Micro Electro Mechanical Systems … taking
advantage of the mechanical AND electrical properties of silicon
• Three key elements:– Micron-sized Transducer realized through a specific
process called Micro-Machining (THELMA)– An Advanced Analog Chip with embedded smart
functionalities– Dedicated package and calibration features
+ =
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Technology Epiphany:
the Manifestation of the essential and more powerful meaning of that
technology.
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Technology Epiphany = Carving out a quiescent meaning of that technology
“The Statue is already embedded in the marble block, I’m just removing the marble in excess”, Michelangelo Buonarroti
Technology Epiphany: ……visible only to few people.
Pieta’ Rondanini, Michelangelo’s last incomplete sculpture (1564). It is now patrimony of the Museo d’Arte Antica in the Sforza Castle in Milano, Italy.Source: Wikipedia
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Technology Epiphany as Innovation Strategy
OLD
MEANING
INCREMENTAL
RADICAL T E C H N O L O G Y
NEW
MARKET PULL (user cent ered )
TECHNOLOGY PUSH
DESIGN DRIVEN
TECHNOLOGY EPIPHANY
Technology Epiphany = Design Driven + Technology Push
Source: Prof. Verganti
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Kyoto,Early 2000’s
Milano,March 2000
“Throw away the button.Just move it”
“Let’s compete against nonconsumption”
Where, When and Why?
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Nintendo Starting point: “6th Generation” Controllers
Many people were intimidated by a two-handed remote controller and you’d need to be an octopus
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Nintendo Innovation Strategy
Adaptation to the evolution of
socio-cultural models
MEANINGS (languages)
Incremental Improvement
Radical Improvement
PERFORMANCE (technology)
Generation of new meanings
Playstation 3Microsoft Xbox
360
Nintendo Wii
GraphicsSpeed
MEMSAccelerometerfor EnhancedUser Interface
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Bulky Power Hungry
Expensive
MEMS before STMicroelectronics
ESP/EPB/ABS
Side Airbag Satellite
Occupancy Detection
Front Airbag
Seatbelt / Pre-safe
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Kyoto, March 2005: First MeetingNintendo said:“Your products are very good and may fit our innovative consoles…..….but we need right price, quality and security of supply….otherwise it’s useless”
I replied:“We are able to match your price thanks to our innovation in technology and product design. We can also guarantee the manufacturing capacity and the quality you need”
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One-Hand Interface in Mobile Phones
Portrait / Landscape
auto-detection
On-screen
map readjustment
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Just as graphical icons and a mouse have transformed the way people use computers, today MEMS are revolutionizing
the way people use handheld devices
1960
Computational Power
Text
Multimedia
1980 2000
MEMS
User Interface
MEMS = Mouse for Handsets
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Low Supply VoltageLow Current
ConsumptionSmall Package
Easy to Integrate Embedded Smart
FunctionalityLow Cost
The ST path to radical innovation
Radical Innovation in Technology, Design, Package and Testing
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3X 3x3x1 Digital Output Accelerometer
Source: iSupply Oct. 2008
Micromachined Transducer
High PerformanceASIC
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Package of LIS3L02AL
MATRIX
Before injection molding
After injection molding
LIS3L02AL: 3X CapacitiveAccelerometer
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Packaging Manufacturing Challenges
Before STMicroelectronics, sensor packaging was taking most of the manufacturing cost
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Packaging Design Challenges: reduce stress
Sensor Die
Logic Die
BT
(b) ½ Package model (a) MC removed to display dice
X
Z Y
Moulding Comp
Cap
A B
C (a) Unit warpage (b) Sensor warpage
Before STMicroelectronics no LGA or QFN package was used for MEMS
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Calibration Challenge: High Accuracy Positioning in 3-Dim Space
High Accuracy, High Productivityhandlers and Rate Tables have beendeveloped @ low cost
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What’s next on the horizon?• Multiple axis Gyroscopes
• Pressure sensors
• Combo Modules
• Motes: Wireless Sensors
• Healthcare applications
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Technological Innovation: Oxide isolation on air gap
Oxide Isolation simplifiesASIC architecture
V1
V2
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Combo Module for……
3X Acc
3X Gyro
RF / uC
Touch Sensor
Microphone
Magnetometers
3X Acc
3X Gyro
RF / uC
Other
PressureMagnetometers
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Motes of the future
3D integrationSmall footprint
2D integration: Thin and flexible
Stick on skin, integrate in clothingSource: IMEC
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Miniature and Disposable Insulin Pump
• Small– Size: 6 mm x 10 mm– Flow range: up to 5 ml/h– Stroke Volume: 200 nl, 0.02 U
• Precise– Nominal Accuracy ±5%– Reproducibility ±2%
• Safe– Built-In failure detection– Anti Free-flow features
Source: Debiotech
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Disposable MicroPump for Insuline delivery
Pumping membrane
Outlet Check Valve
Through hole for electrical
connections
Through hole for outlet port flipping
Inlet check valve Detector Vent openingsThin layer patterning
Source: Debiotech
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Conclusions
• ST contributed to MEMS Epiphany and it’s leading the MEMS Consumerization Wave.
• “There is still a plenty of room” at Consumer market.
• When seeking new MEMS epiphanies ask:– “How can we expand consumption by reaching customers whom
we can’t adequately serve today?”
• When doing Innovation pls consider that:– Customer is not enough, imagination is needed to carve a
quiescent meaning from a technology– Proper network with research centers and acadamic institutions
is key