SMIC Thermal Technology completed the Pre-A round of financing of tens of millions of yuan, focusing on the field of infrared quantum material imaging chips.
SMIC Thermal Technology (Beijing) Co., Ltd. (hereinafter referred to as "SMIC") completed the Pre-A round of financing of tens of millions of yuan, led by Shenzhen Yiyuan Aerospace Private Equity Fund Management Co., Ltd. led the investment, followed by Founder Hesheng and Taiyou Fund.
It is reported that this round of financing will be used for the construction of 8-inch wafer-level chip and module production lines for colloidal quantum dot infrared detectors and the application research and development of products, which can be applied in the fields of industry, aerospace, automobiles, and consumer electronics. Imaging chips provide new technical architectures and solutions in many fields.
SMIC Thermal Technology is a high-tech enterprise focusing on the field of infrared quantum material imaging chips . It can realize the preparation of short, medium and long-wave focal plane detectors with different array sizes of 320×256, 640×512 and 1280×1024. The comprehensive indicators It is domestically advanced; it is the first to create a vertically stacked different-bandgap quantum dot process, which provides a new solution for the realization of short/short, short/medium, medium/long and other two-color detection.
The company's R&D center covers an area of about 1,300 square meters, with functions including chip substrate preparation, material synthesis, chip production, chip testing, machine assembly, environmental testing and system testing, among which the ultra-clean production workshop covers an area of 500 square meters. Equipped with two purification levels of class 100 and class 1000, it has professional production equipment and process realization conditions for the design, manufacture, testing, and packaging of micro-nano semiconductor optoelectronic devices, and can independently complete the preparation, packaging and testing of short-wave and mid-wave infrared imaging chips.