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Aktuelle Entwicklungen der Mikroelektronik

Recent developments in microelectronics

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Mikroelektronik spielt heute in unserem Leben eine Schlüsselrolle. In wenigen Jahrzehnten haben mikroelektronische Produkte alle Bereiche unseres Alltags durchdrungen. Die Ursache für diese Entwicklung ist in technologischen Meisterleistungen zu sehen, die in ihren Fortschritten noch über die kommende Dekade ungebrochen vorangetrieben werden können. Der Markt wird begleitend mit beachtlichen 15% pro Jahr wachsen. Es sind keine fundamentalen Engpässe zu erwarten.

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Microelectronics plays a key role in our present life. Within a few decades microelectronic products have penetrated all areas of daily routine. The reason for this evolution can be seen in great technological feat, which will still be pressed ahead for the coming decade. The market will grow a remarkable 15% per year. Fundamental bottlenecks are not to be expected.

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Einführungsvortrag zur Informationstagung Mikroelektronik ME 99 am 29. September im Rahmen der viet 99.

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Selberherr, S. Aktuelle Entwicklungen der Mikroelektronik. Elektrotech. Inftech. 116, 485–490 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03158944

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