Philippe Soussan

Program director sense & actuate, imec
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Philippe Soussan is currently program director within the sense & actuate unit of imec. His field of expertise covers the interaction between processes and material properties, as well as wafer scale technology integration in the field of multi-physics devices. This comprises 3D interconnects, micro-fluidics and lately integrated photonics. Philippe has authored or coauthored more than 130 publications and owns more than 15 patents.

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Authored articles

City skyline overlaid with wireless signal graphics and a smartphone showing map location markers

Self-calibrating on-chip optical beamformer reaches high resolution at long distances

27/11/2020
Longread
Sensing and actuation

Imec presents its on-chip self-calibrating optical beamformer that caters to the next generations of applications such as assisted and autonomous driving, high-resolution earth observation, crop monitoring and flexible high-bandwidth wireless 5G communication. An increasing number of applications rely on sensors that scan their environment with electromagnetic waves. A key component is accurate beamforming to steer the electromagnetic waves in the right direction. Imec answers to the industry’s demand for solutions at higher frequencies (e.g. LiDAR) that provide higher resolution and for more reliability by eliminating mechanical moving parts.

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Aerial view of branching white river channels across dark terrain, suggesting cooling flow patterns

How to efficiently cool power electronics and optoelectronic sensors?

31/10/2019
Automotive
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