Edward W. Kamen
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2
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8
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About
Edward W. Kamen is a researcher focused on advanced manufacturing processes for electronics packaging, particularly in the domain of large-area substrate coating. His major contributions center on the development and automation of meniscus coating technology as a low-cost, high-efficiency alternative to conventional spin coating for polymer deposition. Kamen’s work addresses critical challenges in multichip module (MCM) fabrication, demonstrating that meniscus coating minimizes material waste and enhances throughput on substrates up to 24 inches. His key papers, including "An automated meniscus coating system for polymer deposition on large-area MCM-D and MCM-L substrates" and "An automated workcell for meniscus coating on 24-in packaging substrates," each with 4 citations, provide foundational insights into scalable, cost-effective coating solutions. By integrating automation into the coating process, Kamen has helped pave the way for more efficient production of large-area electronics, reducing manufacturing costs and material consumption. His research is particularly notable for its practical impact on industrial packaging, offering a viable path for low-cost, high-volume MCM fabrication.
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- 2An automated workcell for meniscus coating on 24-in packaging substrates4 citations · 2001