As I understand it IMEC is already doing a run for us. "The Company has developed slot waveguide structures that will be one of the basic building blocks of many of our devices we are working on in the first half of 2014. With wafers provided by IMEC, (Interuniversity Microelectronics Centre) in Belgium, we are now in possession of hundreds of chips that are ready to be coated with materials and put into devices. These chips are the basic building blocks of many different device structures in our development effort and having a large supply of them gives us the ability to test and optimize our materials and device designs.
We successfully deposited our polymer materials into other slot waveguides and poled and tested them at high speeds. We were extremely pleased with the initial results and are now analyzing our data and relaying the information back to the chemical synthesis lab to adjust material properties in order to make even further improvements for our IMEC chips. Once again, different devices require slightly different material properties depending on the specific device configurations and applications. Fortunately, we now have core molecules that we can adjust at the periphery."
I think that we are already working with them. Would one you other guys post a lil info on what many of us have all thought was going on in Belgium or should I take some time to go down that path (I haven't looked in month or 2). I'd rather someone else do it so it doesn't look like it just me that figured out that angle. Just throw out the name,
Oh and Proto when I asked that question I didn't get an answer one way or the other. Logically speaking we are in that Final run but I can not say definitively.
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