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Welcome To CMTI

The Central Manufacturing Technology Institute (CMTI) being a National Research and Development organization stands as a pioneering force, dedicated to shaping the manufacturing landscape through its unwavering focus on science, technology, and innovation. By driving the development of new technologies, catering to customer needs, providing valuable services, and fostering an environment of advanced technology intervention, CMTI solidifies its position as a catalyst for growth, progress, and excellence in the manufacturing industry.

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Sensor Technology Development Centre (STDC) is a one
of its kind national laboratory established with 6-inch wafer processing
capability and a dedicated focus on MEMS sensors, microsystems,
electronics, and semiconductor packaging. STDC houses 30+ process tools
catering to the fabrication, characterization, packaging, and validation
of devices and technologies. These process tools are housed inside
state-of-the-art cleanrooms with classifications of ISO-5(Class 100),
ISO-6(Class 1000), and ISO-7(Class 10000) as per the process demand over
a large area of around 1000 sq. meters. This facility is also backed up
with all the necessary utilities at the backend and the much-needed
ground vibration isolation to work at the feature sizes of micrometer
ranges.

The
major objectives of STDC include Research and Development in the field
of indigenous product & process knowledge creation for industry
needs, skilling & human resource development, the proliferation of
sensor-based systems/packages/solutions, support & service as a
Common Engineering Facility Centre for Capital Goods networking with
national & international industry/academia.

STDC
majorly focuses on activities viz., research and development of
innovative and new products such as sensors for machine tools,
automotive, space, aerospace, agriculture, biomedical, healthcare, etc.,
The centre also focuses on the development of technologies in
electronics, and semiconductor packaging such as dicing, bonding, thin
films, electroplating, sealing, wafer level packaging, 3D integration,
System in Package, etc.,

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