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Microelectronics – Advanced Technology Lab

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The Advanced Technology Lab designs and fabricates microelectronics that are critical components of the most advanced ground, air, sea and space systems in the world.

Sonoma Photonics Products and Capabilities

Sonoma Photonics is a leading provider of advanced thin film technologies and products for mission critical applications, developing and manufacturing high-precision optical and RF products, materials, and deposition systems to solve our customer’s most challenging problems.

California DREAMS Partners Kick-off a ‘Generational Opportunity’ to Bolster the U.S. Microelectronics Industry

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Government, industry, and academic leaders recently gathered at Northrop Grumman’s Space Park campus to discuss their role in a landmark effort to expand research, development, and production of essential advanced microelectronics technologies in the United States.

Microelectronics – Micro-Line

The μ-Line (micro-line) is a wafer post-processing and test facility tailored for defense microelectronics applications.

Small Components, Big Impact

The microelectronics foundry at Northrop Grumman's our Space Park site in Redondo Beach, California, is unique: it’s focused exclusively on developing microchips that can withstand the harsh conditions of outer space.

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Faster, Smaller, Greater: Transforming Microelectronics

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From the spacecraft that took humankind to the moon to the cellphone in your pocket, Northrop Grumman has always been a trailblazer in microelectronics, the tiny parts that power electronic devices. In foundries on both coasts of the United States, Northrop Grumman engineers, technicians and researchers design and manufacture complex microelectronics components, and the company’s expertise in microelectronics continues to shape the world — as it has for nearly seven decades.

Making Super-small Microelectronics with Superpowers

Microelectronics and semiconductors— the tiny components such as transistors, amplifiers, regulators, sensors and switches that make everything from cars to phones to coffee makers and key fobs run.