Jan Andersson
Department Manager
Nanoelectronics
jan.andersson(at)acreo.se
ph: +46 8 632 7759

Acreo develops new imaging devices for non-visible wavelengths. We use advanced semiconductor materials and nanotechnology fabrication methods and integrate with CMOS read-out circuits to functional arrays.
The work is organised around our excellence centre IMAGIC, where we have a close collaboration with industrial and resarch partners.
Highly sensitive CMOS compatible thermistor material for night vision
Watch the video on possible application: Night vision system increasing safety on the road.
High-performance IR cameras are needed for applications in defence and security, space technology, search and rescue or other industrial applications. IMAGIC developes semiconductor materials and technologies for new infrared photon detectors based on quantum-dot and superlattice detectors.
A new generation of UV detectors based on wide-bandgap semiconductor materials (silicon carbide, gallium nitride, and zinc oxide) is under development. These have the potential to provide very sensitive, compact and low cost solutions for UV detection and imaging.
X-ray detector development for medical and industrial applications
Terahertz (THz) is a relative newly exploited wavelength region in the electromagnetic spectrum. The technology has recently been adapted for security applications (airport body scanning cameras) and advanced medical diagnostics, TDS (Time domain spectroscopy). IMAGIC developes SiGe Quantum Well microbolometers technology for THz imaging.
Range information för accurate image segmentation and object recognition for security and entertainment
Integration of imaging and optoelectronic devices
Acreo is part of Swedish ICT together with Interactive Institute, Santa Anna, SICS and Viktoria Institute.