JMTC's Development of MXene-Reinforced Filler for Die Bonding Materials Selected for the 'Startup Intellectual Property Support Grant Program'
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Japan Material Technologies Corporation's development of MXene fillers for next-generation power semiconductor bonding materials has been selected for Tokyo's startup IP support grant.
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- Q: What is the purpose of the MXene-reinforced filler being developed by Nippon Material Technology Research?
- A: To improve the strength and reliability of the bonding between semiconductor chips and substrates, allowing next-generation power semiconductors like SiC and GaN to operate in high-temperature environments over 300°C.
- Q: What is MXene (Maxine)?
- A: It is a type of next-generation two-dimensional nanomaterial that Nippon Material Technology Research is applying as an additive (filler) in bonding materials.
- Q: What grant program was selected this time?
- A: The grant program is the 'Startup Intellectual Property Support Subsidy' implemented by the Tokyo Metropolitan SME Promotion Corporation, which supports the commercialization of technology and the establishment of competitive advantages.