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2012 Solid-State Lighting Manufacturing R&D Workshop Presentations and Materials

This page provides links to the presentations and materials from the 2012 Solid-State Lighting Manufacturing R&D Workshop, held June 13–14 in San Jose, California.

Workshop Report

2012 DOE SSL Manufacturing R&D Workshop Report

Presentations

Day 1

Welcome and Introduction
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
Homegrown Manufacturing
Christopher Ruud, Cree, Inc.
Global Manufacturing Trends
Vrinda Bhandarkar, Strategies Unlimited
Panel 1: Rethinking Luminaire Manufacturing for SSL
Morgan Pattison, SSLS, Inc., Moderator
- What Do We Test Now?
  Mark Hand, Acuity Brands Lighting
- Perspective on Manufacturing the L Prize^® Award Winning LED Bulb
  Craig Fenske, Philips Lighting Systems and Controls
- Trends in Manufacturable Designs for SSL Luminaires
  Nikhil Taskar, WAC Lighting
IEA 4E Solid-State Lighting Annex
Marc Ledbetter, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Developing Standards for LED Manufacturing
Tom Morrow, SEMI
Solid-State Lighting Manufacturing R&D Program Update
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy
Introductory Presentations on Manufacturing R&D Projects
- Creation of a U.S. Phosphorescent OLED Lighting Panel Manufacturing Facility
  Mike Hack, Universal Display Corporation
- Improving Product Yield of OLEDs
  G. "Raj" Rajeswaran, Moser Baer Technologies
- Roll-to-Roll Solution-Processible Small-Molecule OLEDs
  Jerry Liu, GE Global Research
- Development of Production PVD-AlN Buffer Layer System and Processes to Reduce Epitaxy Costs and Increase LED Efficiency
  Frank Cerio, Veeco Instruments
- Advanced Epi Tools for Gallium Nitride Light Emitting Diode Devices
  Vivek Agrawal, Applied Materials
- Driving Down HB-LED Costs: Implementation of Process Simulation Tools and Temperature Control Methods for High Yield MOCVD Growth
  Jay Montgomery, Veeco Process Equipment
- Driving Down HB-LED Costs: Advanced Chemistry Models for MOCVD Reactor Design/Optimization
  Mike Coltrin, Sandia National Laboratories
- Automated Yield Management Solution for LED Manufacturing
  Srini Vedula, KLA-Tencor
- Low Cost Lithography Tool for High Brightness LED Manufacturing
  Andy Hawryluk, Ultratech
- Development of Advanced Manufacturing Methods for Warm-White LEDs for General Lighting
  Anirudha Deshpande, GE Lighting Solutions
- Low Cost Illumination-Grade LEDs Enabled by Nitride Epitaxy on 150mm Si
  John Epler, Philips Lumileds

Day 2

Solid-State Lighting Manufacturing Roadmap
Fred Welsh, Radcliffe Advisors
LED Track Session
- Sapphire and GaN Substrate Materials
  James Zahler, GT Advanced Technologies
- LED System Solutions
  Jim Neff, Philips Lumileds
- Low-Cost, High-Quality LED Product Manufacturing: Examining Challenges and Opportunities Throughout the Supply Chain
  Eric Haugaard, Cree, Inc.
- Barriers to Low-Cost Manufacturing
  Steve Paolini, Lunera Lighting
OLED Track Session
- The Need for Low Cost Manufacturing Equipment for Panels, Components and Luminaires
  Michael Boroson, OLEDWorks
- OLED Manufacturing R&D: Priorities from April OLED Roundtable Meeting
  David Newman, Moser Baer Technologies
- Process Development: Low Cost OLED Manufacturing
  Jim Dietz, Plextronics
- Low Cost Materials Manufacturing
  Dennis O'Shaughnessy, PPG Industries
Panel 2: Opportunities for Improving the U.S.'s Role in the Global Supply Chain
James Brodrick, U.S. Department of Energy, Moderator
- Opportunities for Improving the U.S.'s Role in the Global Supply Chain
  Robert Petersen, GE Lighting
- Keeping More of the LED Supply Chain in the U.S.—An Equipment Manufacturer's Perspective
  Bill Quinn, Veeco Instruments
- Opportunities for Improving the U.S.'s Role in the Global Supply Chain
  Michele Ricks, EMD Chemicals, an affiliate of Merck KGaA

Reference Materials