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A Career in the Process Industry
Sharon Louch
Centre for Process Innovation
12/04/23 Leicester Postgraduate Careers Day 2
CPI Overview
• Purpose: To support and sustain the process industries in the UK
– Set up in 2004
– Government and private industry funded
– Basic Model: Provide capital equipment and high level technology expertise to a range of industries to accelerate the commercialisation of ideas to profitable products
– Grown to +150 staff in the past 7 years
• CPI has developed a strong and influential position within the UK and now the EU
• Recently awarded TIC status.
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CPI Operating Space
Science£1
Universitybased and
curiosity driven
10 - 15 years
Academic skillset
£63
Industry basedand market led
3 - 10 years
Techno-commercialskillset
AssetsMoneyResearch
Technology Readiness Levels 1 - 3
InnovationTechnology Readiness Levels 4 - 7
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CPI Operating Space
TRL 1 TRL 2 TRL 3 TRL 5 TRL 4 TRL 6 TRL 7 TRL 8 TRL 9
Launch andOperations
TechnologyDemonstration
TechnologyDevelopment
Research toprove Feasibility
Basic TechnologyResearch
SystemSub-System Dev
Knowledge Development Technology Development Business Development
CPIACADEMIA INDUSTRY
TRL 1TRL 1 TRL 2TRL 2 TRL 3TRL 3 TRL 5 TRL 5 TRL 4TRL 4 TRL 6TRL 6 TRL 7TRL 7 TRL 8TRL 8 TRL 9TRL 9
Launch andOperations
TechnologyDemonstration
TechnologyDevelopment
Research toprove Feasibility
Basic TechnologyResearch
SystemSub-System Dev
Knowledge Development Technology Development Business Development
CPIACADEMIA INDUSTRY
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• A World Class Innovation Centre supporting the Process Industries
This is Done by:
• Providing assetsto prove concepts, develop technology and demonstrate it to reduce scale up risks
• Creating collaborative partnershipsbetween industry, academia, public and private sectors to leverage resource and reduce development risks
• Building multi-disciplinary teamsthat cross the boundaries between invention and delivery by combining engineering, process development and systems skills
• Creating new businesses and joint ventures where appropriate
CPI Vision
This Approach is Unique in the UK
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CPI Model
An Internationally ranked Innovation Centre
CPI Technology
CPI Enterprises
CPI Economic Support
Economic DevelopmentDirectly Supporting Regional
Business Development
Developing TechnologyInternational Activity
National ScopeEU/UK Policy Influence
Spin-out BusinessesNew Businesses to Create
Value from Technology
Sustainable processingBio-Fuels, Bio-Process, Renewable Energy
Printed ElectronicsOTFTs, Solid State Lighting, PV cells
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CPI locations in North East England
All CPI facilities for printed/plastic electronics and NIBF located within 30-40 minutes of each other
Newcastle
Durham
Wilton
Sedgefield
North Sea
30km
R2R sputterFacility & NIBF
PETEC prototyping facility
NewcastleALD facility
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CPI: Sedgefield and Wilton sites
Wilton site – CPI headquarters, R2R sputter facility, barrier testing facilities
NIBF facility
Sedgefield - PETEC prototyping facility for processing up to 12” plastic electronic devices
Phase 2 expansion, pilot facilities for OLED-lighting (200mm), display backplane line (cassette to cassette, non-contact lithography)
2
R2R coater
NIBF
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CPI Technology: Printed Electronics (PETEC)
• National Printed Electronics Facility
• R2R Sputter coating and ALD systems in
satellite locations
• Drives the growth of a new UK industry
sector
• Asset and expertise base
An Internationally Competitive Technology Innovation Centre for Printed and Plastic Electronics ,
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CPI Technology: Sustainable Processing (SUSPROC)
• National Industrial Biotechnology Facility
• National Anaerobic Digestion Development Centre
• Advanced Manufacturing & low impact processes
• Underpin and develop a successful UK sector
• Asset and expertise base
An Internationally Competitive Technology Innovation Centre for Sustainable
Processing, Low Carbon & Industrial Bio-technology
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Traditional Uses for Roll to Roll Vacuum Coating
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Electronics Applications for TCOs, Barrier Films and Metallised Film
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OptilabTM Sputter Coater
•Medium Frequency AC dual rotatable magnetron
•720mm length, 152mm ID
•6-12mm target wall thickness
•Planar 10kW pulsed power DC magnetron
•650 x 135mm target area
In-line optical and electrical resistance monitoring
Plasma Treatment
400mm web width(356mm coating width)
Web speed 0.1 – 20m/min
12 – 250 micron webs
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FESF Cleanroom
ParticleCounts(≥0.5μ)
~10 to100(at rest)
© & Confidential to The Centre for Process Innovation Ltd
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ITO from a Ceramic TargetIn2O3/SnO2 (10%wt),
99.99% purity
Usage between cleaning:
~ 8 hours @ 2.8kW (2.0W/mm)
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ITO: Resistance MinimaResistivity Minimum for ITO from Ceramic Target at
2.8kW, 0.004mbar
6.0E-04
7.0E-04
8.0E-04
9.0E-04
1.0E-03
1.1E-03
1.2E-03
1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50
% Oxygen Concentration
Re
sis
tiv
ity
(o
hm
cm
)
ITO Transmission Spectra
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
300 400 500 600 700 800
Wavelength (nm)
%T No oxygen
1.38% oxygen
1.75% oxygen
2.13% oxygen
2.65% oxygen
3.04% oxygen
PET Ref
99.9nm
96.0nm
96.8nm
97.9nm
97.8nm
Dependence of Sheet Resistance on Oxygen % for Different Pressures at 2 .8kW Sputter Power
60
70
80
90
100
110
120
130
140
0.50 1.00 1.50 2.00 2.50 3.00 3.50 4.00
Oxygen Concentration (%)
Sh
eet R
esis
tan
ce (o
hm
s/sq
)
2E-3mbar
4E-3mbar
6E-3mbar
8E-3mbar
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ITO UniformityITO Uniformity Curves
(2.8kW; 0.004mbar; 100mm target-film distance)
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Position across web (mm)
She
et R
esis
tanc
e (o
hms/
sq) 1.67%O2
1.75%O2
1.97%O2
2.13%O2
2.36%O2
2.5%O2
ITO Coating Uniformity (2.8kW; 0.0054mbar; 115mm target-web distance)
60
65
70
75
80
85
90
95
100
0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350
Position across web (mm)
She
et R
esis
tanc
e (o
hms/
sq) 1.81%O2
2.05%O2
2.27%O2
2.50%O2
2.63%O2
2.8%O2
N.B. DC pulsing at 100kHz with 2μs pulse used for all depositions in this presentation
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SEM Images of ITO on PET
ArO2 plasma-pre-treated No plasma-pre-treat
Average Grain Size: 47nm
Surface Roughness: 5.40nm
Average Grain Size: 32nm
Surface Roughness: 3.99nm
Average Grain Size: 17nm
Surface Roughness: 2.64nm
Average Grain Size: 29nm
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Teamwork
Business Managers
Customers
Finance
Partners/ Collaborators
Politicians
Neighbours
Health & Safety
Engineers/ Technicians
Suppliers
Wider Technical Community
Scientists from all disciplines
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Acknowledgements
Mark Hodgson (DTF)
Kevin Luxmore
Steven Edge
Alf Smith
Thank-You For Listening