CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik GmbH

COMPAMED 2016

Hall 8a, booth H23.1

CiS develops technologies for customized optoelectronic, piezoresistive and impedimetric sensors. Among the novelties are optical sensors for measuring the blood flow velocity in the skin. The sensor uses the laser Doppler principle and is manufactured on the MORES® technology platform of the research institute. Light sources are embedded directly as bare die into the sensor chip. Also presented the first time is a MEMS conductivity sensor based on micro-interdigital structures for measuring the growth of cell cultures, e.g. to run toxicity testing.

CiS is engaged in fundamental & application-oriented industrial research & development from prototyping to production. We develop & manufacture optoelectronic, piezo-resistive, capacitive & electro-mechanical microsensors & systems.

Products

  • Silicon-based microsensors
  • Photodiodes/ arrays
  • Emitter-receiver-modules
  • Radiation detectors
  • Pressure sensor chips
  • Force sensors
  • Cantilever
  • Condensation sensors

Services

  • R&D for microsystem technology
  • Development of sensor components & systems
  • Sensor design
  • Waferprocessing
  • Chip assembly
  • Packaging
  • Test and analytics
  • Sensor calibration
  • Technology transfer

General Information

CiS Forschungsinstitut für Mikrosensorik GmbH
IVAM member
Konrad-Zuse-Str. 14
99099 Erfurt
Germany
Number of Employees: 123
Founding Year: 1993
Turnover: 13 Mio Euro

Contact

Prof. Dr. Thomas Ortlepp
+49 361 6631 410

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