Project
COMPAS
CO integration of Microelectronics and Photonics for Air and water Sensors
CO integration of Microelectronics and Photonics for Air and Water Sensors
Active
Oliveris role
WP4 Lead — Modular Electronics & Photonic-Electronic Integration
Horizon Europe · Grant 101135796 · Coordinator: SINTEF AS
Challenge
The challenge
The challenge
Compact photonic sensing requires the photonic sensor, light source, detector, microfluidics and electronics to operate as one manufacturable platform while maintaining sensitivity, low power consumption and small form factor.
Approach
How the project works
How the project works
COMPAS develops a photonic integrated-circuit sensing platform that co-integrates light sources, photodetectors, microfluidics and analogue electronics using a chiplet approach for air and water monitoring.
Outcomes
What it delivers
- Compact integrated sensing platform
- Multi-analyte air and water monitoring
- Photonic-electronic co-integration
- Prototype validation in relevant environments
Oliveris
Our contribution
Oliveris leads WP4 Modular Electronics, developing the electronics that turn the photonic sensing chiplets into complete sensor units. The team defines the electrical interfaces, develops the analogue sensor-measurement electronics and connections between the different parts of the platform, and builds test structures on FR4 and Kapton to prove the interconnect approach. Oliveris also develops printed and additive-electronics concepts, including TFT gate arrays. The work then brings the photonic chiplets, electronics and microfluidics together into integrated photonic sensor platform (PSP) units for testing and validation, with manufacture and scale-up in mind.
Capabilities
Technologies in this project
Funded by the European Union
COMPAS has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No. 101135796.
Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Health and Digital Executive Agency (HaDEA). Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
Work with us
Discuss related work
If this project is relevant to your technical challenge, talk to Oliveris about the underlying capability, integration approach or a new collaborative application.
