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Bio & Chemical Sensors
BioSentry™
READ™
Microscopy Products
VersaCAM™
Comp. Xray Microscope
Laser Products
BriteLight™
Custom CW Lasers
Lithography Equipment
CPL Source
Xray Stepper
Nano Tools
Comp. Xray Microscope
Xray NanoProbe
Microelectronics Services
ASIC Design/Packaging
ASIC Process Capability
Development Contracts
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Throughout JMAR’s history, the Company has succeeded in obtaining government contracts in technology areas that can be commercialized into a variety of products. The patented Britelight™ Laser and the CPL source are two such examples that have evolved from funding received from DARPA. JMAR plans to continue this strategy to enable the Company to create new products in current and new markets such as homeland security, nanotechnology, and biotechnology and thereby accelerate growth and profitability.
JMAR’s advanced lithography source development program has benefited from the investment of approximately $60 million in government funds over the past decade and an additional $22 million investment in government funds for stepper development prior to JMAR owning the Systems Division. These contracts were issued by the U.S. Army Research Laboratory and are sponsored by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) of the Department of Defense. JMAR is currently working pursuant to a contract from the Department of the Army supported by DARPA, valued at up to $34.5 million. The contract directs JMAR to deliver its patented X ray point source CPL system to produce high performance semiconductor integrated circuits needed to support a wide range of critical military missions.
In addition, the Systems Division was awarded a $10 million contract for sub 100 nm X-ray masks for NGL systems. The contract, awarded by DARPA is an effort that will produce X ray masks used in the development and production of high performance GaAs monolithic microwave integrated circuits (MMIC’s).
The Systems Division has also been working pursuant to a $1.7 million contract with the Center of Nanotechnology (CNTech) at the University of Wisconsin to build and deliver a stepper for 35 nm device resolution, and a $1.2 million contract with BAE Systems to develop a stepper improvement consisting of a composite state, an improved helium beamline and an adaptive wavelength illumination system.
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Development Contracts