Microelectronics has become ubiquitous and pervasive in all aspects of society. Its importance to our economy and society has become evident as global supply lines became unreliable and chips became a force to influence international politics. The Netherlands needs smaller, safer, faster and ‘cooler’ chip technologies to enhance the export position of Dutch manufacturers, decrease its dependency on foreign suppliers, enhance national security, further digitalise our society, and drive innovations in energy-efficient technologies.
Programme duration: 4 years | 2024 - 2027
The Dutch microelectronics ecosystem is strong and public-private cooperations are longstanding, allowing for immediate joint programming on the Energy and Digitalisation transitions.
Nederland heeft een sterk micro-elektronica ecosysteem en is een belangrijke locatie in Europa voor ontwerp en productie. Enkele van 's werelds toonaangevende micro-elektronicabedrijven hebben belangrijke R&D-activiteiten in Nederland: Broadcom, Dialog, Ericsson, Maxim, NXP, Ampleon, Nexperia, Philips, STM, Synopsys, Teledyne DALSA, QUALCOMM, Thales Nederland, TI, Tyageo, Qorvo. Ook Nederlandse MKB-bedrijven in belangrijke mate bij aan innovatieve chip designs, systemen en toepassingen.
Bedrijven en onderzoeksinstellingen richten zich op de volgende onderwerpen:
- Analog and mixed signal circuits and systems
- RF & mm-wave circuits and systems
- Smart sensors
- Terahertz electronics
- Heterogeneous system integration
- Power microelectronics
- Microelectronics for harsh environments
- Digital circuits and computational hardware
Binnen het strategische programma Micro-elektronica streven micro-elektronicabedrijven en onderzoeksorganisaties ernaar het micro-elektronica-ecosysteem te versterken en de ontwikkeling mogelijk te maken van sleuteltechnologieën die cruciaal zijn voor onder andere de energie- en digitaliseringstransities. Nieuwe technologieën gericht op deze transities zullen ook impact creëren in de KIA’s Gezondheid & Zorg, Landbouw, Water en Voedsel en Mobiliteit (veiligheid wordt meegenomen in de transitie Digitalisering).
Applicant
Programme consortium
TNO | TU Delft | TU Eindhoven | University of Twente | NWO-I ASTRON
(industrial partners involved will be disclosed in the projects involved)
Technology roadmaps, urgent transitions & related KIA's
Technology Road Maps
- Advanced Instrumentation
- Healthcare Technology
- Security Technology
- Semiconductor Equipment
- Systems Engineering
- Nanotechnology
- Smart Industry
- Space
- Automotive
- Aeronautics
- Electronics
- Photonics
Urgent transitions
Knowledge and Innovation Agendas (KIAs)
Programmes and projects
Holland High Tech supports programmes and projects in the top sector High Tech Systems and Materials. Carried out in close collaboration between public and private partners within the mission-driven and innovation policy. Here is an overview funded R&D programmes and projects by Holland High Tech.