HiTEN 2022

International Conference and Exhibition on
High Temperature Electronics Network

(HiTEN 2022)


July 18-20, 2022
St. Anne’s College in the University of Oxford
Oxford, United Kingdom


www.imaps.org/hiten

Conference Chairs:

Colin Johnston
Oxford University
colin.johnston@materials.ox.ac.uk

F. Patrick McCluskey
University of Maryland
mcclupa@umd.edu

Organizing Committee:
Liangyu Chen, Ohio Aerospace Institute/NASA
Holger Kappert, Fraunhofer IMS
Andy Longford, PandA Europe
Samjid Mannan, King's College London

Steve Riches, Tribus-D Ltd

HiTEN Conference Focus:
The objective of the HiTEN Conference is to have a unique forum that brings together researchers and practitioners in academia and industry from all over the world. All styles of practical high temperature electronics design and implementation approaches are encouraged, along with a variety of high temperature application areas. Today the main semiconductor focus of HITEN is silicon and silicon on insulator (SOI).  Although, HITEN is not simply a semiconductor focused network. HITEN provides a conduit for the exchange and dissemination of information on all aspects of high temperature electronics. It is a global network with users, suppliers, developers and fundamental researchers dealing in all aspects of High Temperature Electronics. 

Thank you to our HiTEN Sponsor:

MONDAY, 18 JULY

7:30am-5:00pmRegistration Open    (Marquee Quad)
8:00am-8:45amBreakfast    (Dining Hall)
Breakfast - provided by the College for those staying overnight only. 
10:00am-4:30pmExhibits Open (when not in session)      (Marquee Quad)
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8:45am-9:00amOpening Remarks: Conference Chair –
Colin Johnston, Oxford University    (All Sessions in Mary Ogilvie Lecture Hall)
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SESSION 1

Special Session: Sensor Systems for Harsh Environments
Session Chair: Holger Kappert, Fraunhofer IMS

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9:00am-9:45am

KEYNOTE:  SENSOR SYSTEMS FOR EXTREMELY HARSH ENVIRONMENTS
Holger Kappert, Fraunhofer IMS

9:45am-10:15amA novel assembly and interconnection approach for electronics in harsh environments within the Fraunhofer lighthouse project
Malte Spanier, Fraunhofer IZM
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10:15am-11:00amMorning Coffee/Tea Break in the Exhibit Area
(Marquee Quad)
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11:00am-11:30am

Performance and reliability of Multilayer Ceramic sensor solutions for on-turbine measurements
Steffan Ziesche, Fraunhofer IKTS

11:30am-12:00pm

CMUT sensors for targeted applications in high temperature borehole imaging
Nooshin Saeidi, Fraunhofer ENAS

12:00pm-12:30pmHigh Temperature Inertial Navigation Sensors, Electronics and Packaging for reliable 300C Operation
Emad Andarawis, GE Global Research
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12:30pm-2:00pmLunch Break
Networking with Exhibitors & Lunch served at 1pm
(Dining Hall)

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SESSION 2

SOLDERS AND BRAZES
Session Chair: Samjid Mannan, King's College London

2:00pm-2:45pm

KEYNOTE:  MODELING AND SIMULATION FOR PACKAGING IN HARSH ENVIRONMENTS
Chris Bailey, University of Greenwich

2:45pm-3:15pmUnveiling High Performance Solder Alloys for Automotive Applications
Alan Plant, MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions (Pritha Choudhury)

3:15pm-3:45pmComposite soldering materials for high-temperature stable solder joints
Mathias Nowottnick, University of Rostock (Andrej Novikov)
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3:45pm-4:30pmAfternoon Coffee/Tea Break in the Exhibit Area
(Marquee Quad)
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4:30pm- 5:00pmA Drop-in High-Temperature Lead-Free Solder Paste that Outperforms High-Pb Pastes in Power Discrete Applications
Hongwen Zhang, Indium Corporation

5:00pm-5:30pmDevelopment of brazing alloy as high-temperature interconnection filler assisted by self-propagating exothermic reaction
Canyu Liu, Loughborough University

5:30pm-6:00pmLocation dependent down-rating of voids in high power solder connections for automotive power modules
Bettina Ottinger, Vitesco Technologies Germany GmbH

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Dinner not provided - Opportunity to visit Oxford for Dinner & Networking!

TUESDAY, 19 JULY

7:30am-5:00pmRegistration Open     (Marquee Quad)
8:00am-8:45amBreakfast    (Dining Hall)
Breakfast - provided by the College for those staying overnight only. 
10:00am-4:30pmExhibits Open (when not in session)    (Marquee Quad)
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8:45am-9:00amDay 2 Opening Remarks: Conference Chair –
F. Patrick McCluskey University of Maryland
    (All Sessions in Mary Ogilvie Lecture Hall)
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SESSION 3

DEVICES
Session Chairs: Holger Kappert, Fraunhofer IMS

9:00am-9:45am

KEYNOTE:  DIAMOND ELECTRONICS AND RELATED WIDEBAND GAP SEMICONDUCTORS FOR HIGH TEMPERATURE APPLICATIONS 
Aris Christou, University of Maryland

9:45am-10:15amAlGaN High Electron Mobility Transistor for High Temperature Logic
Brianna Klein, Sandia National Laboratories
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10:15am-11:00amMorning Coffee/Tea Break in the Exhibit Area
(Marquee Quad)

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11:00am-11:30amExtended Lifetime Testing of SiC CMOS Electronics at 500C
Emad Andarawis, GE Global Research

11:30am-12:00pmHigh Temperature Operation of Beta-Ga2O3 MOSFETs
Ahmad Islam, Air Force Research Laboratory

12:00pm-12:30pm

Recent Trends in High Reliability Timing and Frequency Control Devices for Extreme Environment Applications
Kouros Sariri, Frequency Management International

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12:30pm-2:00pmLunch Break
Networking with Exhibitors & Lunch served at 1pm
(Dining Hall)
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SESSION 4

PASSIVES and SUBSTRATES
Session Chairs: Andy Longford, PandA Europe

2:00pm-2:45pm

KEYNOTE:  Capacitor Solutions for Harsh Environment Applications [150C – 260C]
Axel Schmidt, KEMET Electronics

2:45pm-3:15pm

Characteristics of Practical CTE-Matched Composites for Electronics Thermal Management:  Newest Materials, Comparative
David Saums, DS&A, LLC

3:15pm-3:45pm

Heat Dissipation Design of High-Power Wide-Bandgap Power Module with Insulated Metal Substrate
Bongmin Jeong, ETRI (Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute)

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3:45pm-4:30pmAfternoon Coffee/Tea Break in the Exhibit area
(Marquee Quad)
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4:30pm-5:00pm

Pt/HTCC Alumina based Electronic Packaging System and Integration Processes for High Temperature Harsh Environment App  
Liangyu Chen, Ohio Aerospace Institute / NASA GRC

5:00pm-5:30pm

Investigation of Adhesion between Additively Manufactured Planar Transformer Windings and Ceramic Substrates
Patrick McCluskey, University of Maryland

5:30pm-6:00pmDirect Write Extreme Environment Packaging
David Shaddock, GE Global Research
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Dinner not provided - Opportunity to visit Oxford for Dinner & Networking!

WEDNESDAY, 20 JULY

7:30am-3:00pmRegistration Open     (Marquee Quad)
8:00am-8:45amBreakfast    (Dining Hall)
Breakfast - provided by the College for those staying overnight only. 
NO EXHIBITS TODAY 
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8:45am-9:00amDay 3 Opening Remarks: Conference Chair –
Colin Johnston, Oxford University
    (All Sessions in Mary Ogilvie Lecture Hall)
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SESSION 5

DEVICES and APPLICATIONS
Session Chairs: F. Patrick McCluskey, University of Maryland


9:00am-9:45am

KEYNOTE:  TRENDS TO ADVANCED PACKAGING FOR POWER ELECTRONICS
Andy Longford, PandA Europe

(NASA Keynote moved to Wednesday afternoon)

9:45am-10:15amExtreme Environment Electronics for Venus
Linda del Castillo, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
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10:15am-11:00am

Morning Coffee/Tea Break
(Marquee Quad)

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11:00am-11:30amDesigns of Ultra-HPHT Electrical Component Packages for Downhole and Geothermal Wellbore Logging Tool Integrations
Hua Xia, Hermetic Solutions Group

11:30am-12:00pm

AlScN-on-SiC Diaphragm Multimode Micromechanical Resonators for High-Temperature Sensing Applications
Wen Sui, University of Florida 

12:00pm-12:30pmInvestigation of using BSPT for ring-dot piezoelectric transformers for use in high-temperature resonant power supplies
Jack Forrester, University of Sheffield
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12:30pm-1:30pmLunch Break
(Dining Hall)
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SESSION 6

PACKAGING and INTERCONNECTION
Session Chairs: Colin Johnston, Oxford University

1:30pm-2:15pm

KEYNOTE:  AN OVERVIEW OF HIGH TEMPERATURE TECHNOLOGIES FOR VENUS SURFACE EXPLORATION
Gary Hunter, NASA Glenn Research Center

(PandA Keynote moved to Wednesday morning)

2:15pm-2:45pm

Application and Behavior of Gallium Nitride Field Effect Transistors in High and Extreme Temperatures
Martijn Sebastiaan, Welltec

2:45pm-3:15pm

In Situ Reduction-Sintering to Produce Copper Interconnects for High Temperature Electronics
Yang Zuo, King's College London

3:15pm-3:45pm'Green' Chemistry for Protection of High Temperature (> 250C) Electronics
Jochen Schuermans, ROARTIS
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3:45pm-4:00pmCLOSING REMARKS
Wrap up and Plans for HiTEC 2023

REGISTRATION

Registration Information: (Early Registration Deadline: June 17, 2022)

Delegate, Speaker/Chair, and Student registration fees include: access to all technical sessions, exhibits, meals, refreshment breaks, and a download of the Proceedings Papers. Also includes a one-year IMAPS individual membership or membership renewal at no additional charge which does not apply to corporate or affiliate memberships. All prices below are subject to change.

Type

Early Fee Through 6/17/22

Advance/Onsite Fee After 6/17/22

Delegate (Member/Non-Member)

$795 USD

$895 USD

Speaker/Chair

$595 USD

$695 USD

Student

$225 USD

$350 USD

Tabletop Exhibit (IMAPS Member)

16 Tabletop Spots Available

$750 USD

$850 USD

Tabletop Exhibit (Non-Member)

16 Tabletop Spots Available

$850 USD

$950 USD

Premier Sponsorship (Includes Tabletop - Limit 4)       

Includes 1 tabletop, 2 session badges, 2 exhibit personnel badges with meals, and advertisements

$3500 USD

$3500 USD

Corporate Sponsorship (Includes Tabletop - Limit 8)

Includes 1 tabletop, 1 session badge, and 1 exhibit personnel badge with meals

$2000 USD

$2000 USD

   REGISTER TODAY   

ST. ANNE'S - B&B SLEEPING ROOM RESERVATIONS

Sleeping rooms will be available right at the event venue at St. Anne’s College in the University of Oxford, Woodstock Road, Oxford, OX2 6HS, UK. IMAPS has negotiated a block of rooms with St. Anne's and they are available to our attendees at a discounted group rate - instructions and fees below. 

PREPARING FOR YOUR TRIP TO HITEN AT ST. ANNE'S:

Travel Tips coming from Heathrow and Gatwick Airports: St. Anne's would recommend the Airline Bus which goes direct from both Heathrow and Gatwick to Gloucester Green Bus Station in Oxford, we are about a 15 minute walk from the bus station. You could also get a train from both Heathrow Airport and Gatwick Airport to Oxford Train station, we are about a 20 minute walk (or 5 minute taxi) from the station. 

Driving to St. Anne's? IMAPS receives a very limited number of parking spaces at St Anne‘s. You will need to request a parking pass from  bschieman@imaps.org. Alternatively, there is the Gloucester Green car park, again a 15 minute walk away from here or there is the Peartree Park and Ride or the Oxford Parkway Park and Ride and you can get a bus which drops you directly outside the college.

Checking in at St. Anne's: There is no latest time for check-in as the lodge is manned 24 hours a day. They do have walk-rounds late at night so generally speaking if the arrival is after 10pm it’s useful for us to know an approximate arrival time in order to plan. 

Exhibitors Shipping Materials: Any deliveries should be made as close to the start date of the event as possible as St. Anne's has limited storage and should be addressed in the following way:  

FAO Kate Harris
HiTEN 2022 REF 35058
St Anne’s College 
56 Woodstock Road
Oxford OX2 6HS UK


Finding the HiTEN Meeting at St. Anne's: The breakfasts will be held in the Dining Hall.  Registration, coffee/tea, lunches and the exhibit tables will all be held in the Marquee (Quad). All conference sessions (speaker presentations) will be held in the Mary Ogilvie Lecture Theatre (Building C, is in its own building attached to the Claire Palley). View a map of the college here.

  

The bedrooms are now online for our guests to book and pay directly. Please use the following link to book: 

Book your B&B (with Promotional Code) - St Anne's College, Oxford
Where it asks for the promotional/event code please ask them to type HIGHT35058 before selecting the arrival and departure date.

Single Ensuite Bed & Breakfast - 102.00pound per night + fees
Comfortable single ensuite rooms are situated in the Claire Palley, Trenaman House and Ruth Deech Buildings which are on the main site within close proximity of the Hall. Each room contains a hospitality tray, toiletries and towels. Rooms are serviced by the Housekeeping staff on a daily basis between 10.00am and 12 noon. Ground floor rooms are available in all blocks. Private bathroom & Internet Wifi.

Twin Ensuite Bed & Breakfast - 156.00pound per night + fees
Pleasant twin bedded rooms with ensuite. Twin ensuite accommodation can be found in Trenaman House and Claire Palley buildings, some on the ground floor. Please note only twin bedded rooms are available, not doubles. Each room contains a hospitality tray, towels and toiletries. Rooms are serviced by our Housekeeping staff between 10.00am and 12 noon each day.  Private bathroom & Internet Wifi.

Cancellations
100% refund before 03 July 2022, minus 
10.00 admin fee. Cancellations made after 03 July 2022 will be charged 25%-100% of the room fees, plus the admin fee, depending on the exact date of cancellations - see full cancellation policy through St. Anne's.

SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS

   

Be sure to visit our exhibitors during HiTEN 2022 Oxford:

Presidio Components - SPONSOR
Frequency Management International
IMAPS UK Chapter
Metalor Technologies
Roartis

UniTemp GmbH



SPEAKER INFORMATION

All speakers are required to pay a reduced registration fee.  If your abstract is selected, you will be asked to follow the speaker timeline: - Speaker Acceptance Email (May 17, 2022); - Final Manuscript due for Proceedings (June 30, 2022); - Speaker Registration complete (June 15, 2022); - Speaker Sleeping Room Reservation complete (June 15, 2022);- BIO Submitted (July 1, 2022); Slides/Presentation for session presentation (on/before July 17, 2022); and - Slides/Presentation file to distribute to registrants post-conference (on/before July 25, 2022).

The HiTEN Proceedings papers will be ARCHIVED into IMAPS online research portal/library, IMAPSource® - www.imapsource.orgIMAPSource® currently features all of IMAPS proceedings, journal papers, magazines, and other conference publications back to 2010. This portal is a fully searchable, user and Google Scholar-friendly database.  The software allows for fully exportable citations, improved keyword and Boolean search functionality and customizable alerts, among many other features. The library is indexed by Google Scholar and many key scientific engines/indexes, and growing each day. Please visit www.imapsource.org  and search. HiTEC/HiTEN Proceedings can be found in our conference section: http://www.imapsource.org/loi/apap.

IMAPS is consulting government agencies, event partners, and our stakeholders regarding the Covid-19 virus ahead of HiTEN 2022. We will keep attendees informed of any effects to the event. IMAPS remains committed to delivering the best event in July and anticipates a robust, healthy event for all of our attendees, speakers, and exhibitors. We are exploring all options for alternative conference plans including virtual presentation options and other online tools in the event that the in-person components of the Conference are deemed unsafe or not possible and will be prepared to offer all in-person, virtual and/or blended meeting options for all. Speakers that cannot attend to present in person will have virtual options for delivering their technical presentations at HiTEN.