🎉Celebrating Innovation: 40 years of Elmos’ vision – Ongoing improvement of wafer production This year we celebrate our 40th anniversary at #Elmos, and we would like to use this occasion to take you on a journey through 4 decades of innovations, memories and events, full of change and continuous improvement. It has been 40 years of growth, from a small startup to the company we are today. 📅 1995-1998: Conversion from 4-inch to 6-inch wafers Production at Elmos has already been expanded twice in recent years. Now a third expansion is imminent. At the same time, the first large and important improvement for wafer production is being taken: the changeover from 4-inch to 6-inch wafers in order to be able to manufacture series products more cost-efficiently and to meet the increasing demand for Elmos products. A major challenge is the changeover during ongoing production. Our long-standing employee Andreas Nebeling also remembers this challenge: “We organized the conversion with the entire Fab team, while production was fully operational.” 🚀 Stay tuned to hear Andreas’ and other employee voices in the upcoming episodes of our journey through time. #CelebratingInnovation #Anniversary #Automotive #Semiconductor #InnovationMatters #AnalogMixedSignalExperts
40 Jahr - Gratulation - ich durfte 20 persönlich die Entwicklung mit begleiten - unglaublich - weiter so.
Jochen Fricke
3mo
Als junger Mitarbeiter der Wirtschaftsförderung durfte ich dabei sein. Es war auch der Start der Entwicklung des Technologieparks und insgesamt einer bis heute anhaltenden Entwicklung des Standortes Dortmund. Glückwunsch und viel Erfolg weiterhin!
Congratulations Elmos !!!
Wirklich spannend!
Harald Wagner
3mo
Glückwunsch!
Reinhard Senf - the three people (from the picture)that I dealt with and know very since the 90s - your good self - Reinhard, Knut & Dr Klaus Weyer. Good old days when Semiconductor was kings. After 30+ years, it seems that the Semiconductor going to restart its heyday and be a king again. Thanks to the AI and high power WBG (wide band gap). I do miss the good old days and lucky enough to still be in the semiconductor world again.