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Smoltek is involved in developing Swedish cutting-edge expertise in smarter electronics systems – a Vinnova innovation program backed by the Swedish Energy Agency and Formas.
Through Vinnova, Smoltek has been granted financial support for feasibility studies for the project: “Towards the integration of carbon-based capacitors in industrial wafer production”.
The support corresponds to 50% of the project cost (a maximum of SEK 400,000).
In addition, a completed feasibility study is a prerequisite for being able to apply for support for future announcements within the program Smarter Electronic Systems.
Read more about the Swedish strategic innovation program for electronic components and systems.
Image: Smoltek R&D engineers at Chalmers MC2 laboratory
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