Elektronika: Nauka, Tekhnologiya, Biznes
Periodical scientific and technical journal.
Editor-in-Chief
- Alexander S. Sigov, Academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences, President of the Moscow State Institute of Radio Engineering, Electronics and Automation (Technical University).
Publisher
- Associate printing-and-publication centre «Technosphera»
Founder
- Associate printing-and-publication centre «Technosphera»
Indexing
- Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI)
- CrossRef
- Google Scholar
- Ulrich's Periodicals Directory
- WorldCat
Frequency
- 10 issues per year
About
Current Issue
No 3 (2026)
Competent opinion
To fulfill advanced and critical orders, we pay special attention to upgrading our means of production
18-24
Today, the first priority is to maintain demand for domestic technological equipment
26-30
The printed circuit board – the key foundation of digital reality
32-36
Industry events
New facets of efficiency: technologies of the future and growth strategies for Russian electronics enterprises. All-Russian industry conference “World-Class Manufacturing – 2026”. Part 2
56-60
Report From A Company
Creation of standardized ranges of drives – from concept to delivery to the customer visit to Innodrive LLC
62-68
Company’s profile
“Zavod “Recond” JSC: a course for dynamic growth
70-72
Economy + busyness
74-78
On methodological approaches to monitoring the staffing of microelectronics enterprises in dynamics
Abstract
Assessing the current state of staffing at microelectronics companies allows for the timely identification of imbalances and improved predictability of the industry’s workforce needs. The article presents methodological approaches to organizing systematic monitoring of staffing at companies in the Russian microelectronics industry.
80-86
Training & Education
Domestic MPW technology service – opportunities for education and industry
Abstract
The domestic MPW technology service addresses the important task of engaging students in practical activities directly related to domestic technologies and production, as well as providing the industry with qualified personnel. The article examines the key elements and areas of the service, analyzes the results achieved and outlines development plans.
88-95
Universities in the race for technological leadership: focusing on talent and new technologies
Abstract
The article describes the «Electronics and Unmanned Technologies» industrial cluster, created in the Tomsk region and uniting education, technological development and industry. It comprises 13 organizations, including the specialized university, TUSUR. Cluster members implement joint high-tech projects, bring ideas and prototypes to deployment and participate in the development of educational programs.
96-99
Engineering workforce development: from school to the workplace
Abstract
The article presents a project for establishing educational and research centers (ERC) within universities that implement educational programs in close collaboration with industrial enterprises. This project is part of a strategy to form a research and industrial cluster that integrates the efforts of mass-production and technology-innovation facilities, ERCs at universities, design centers and industrial partners.
100-102
Industry and Education: The formula for winning in the fight for personnel by the example of ZPP JSC
Abstract
Cooperation and partnership between manufacturing companies and educational institutions allows businesses to address their talent needs by acquiring trained specialists, while educational institutions, in turn, provide students with internships and employment opportunities. The effectiveness of such cooperation is demonstrated by the example of ZPP JSC.
104-106
Human resources sovereignty in an era of labor market shortages: how to stop competing on salaries and start competing on meaning
Abstract
The challenges of managing human resources in a highly competitive labor market affect virtually all categories of companies in the electronics industry. Based on an understanding of psychological mechanisms and an analysis of best international practices, MikroEM Technologies formulated five principles of HR policy. Recommendations for the application of this methodology are provided.
108-112
114-124
Components
Modern domestic operational amplifiers from NZPP Vostok JSC: traditions of quality and new technological solutions
Abstract
The article presents the status of development at NZPP Vostok JSC in the field of operational amplifiers, tracing the evolution of components from analog device elements to high-tech solutions in plastic packages designed for operation in extreme temperature conditions.
126-130
Industrial and special-purpose electronics
134-138
Manufacturing equipment and process materials
The UMKA automatic die mounting system – designed and manufactured in Russia
Abstract
Developed and manufactured by specialists at Sovtest ATE LLC, the UMKA semiconductor die mounting system is a completely Russian development that meets the highest industry requirements for precision, versatility, and support for established mounting technologies.
140-144
146-152
Software for an automated wire layout system
Abstract
A machine system for automated wire routing and harness handling was developed and implemented, comprising three specialized machines. The system’s software features a modular architecture and was created using open-source software tools and computer vision algorithms.
154-156
Manufacturing technologies
LTCC today and the technology development trends
Abstract
The article examines the current state of LTCC technology as an industrially mature platform for the production of multilayer ceramic modules. It also analyzes the factors determining the technology’s relevance in the next decade and the main areas of its development.
158-162
Silicon carbide for power ICs: fabrication of wafers with epitaxial layers
Abstract
The paper describes the first three stages of the silicon carbide-based integrated circuit manufacturing cycle: single crystal growth, wafer fabrication and epitaxy. An overview of current technological solutions and equipment used at these stages is presented.
164-169
170-174
Reliability and validation
Inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry as an effective method for monitoring the purity of materials in microelectronic production
Abstract
The article discusses the method of inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry, which allows for highly sensitive quantitative and qualitative analysis of impurities of most metals and a number of non-metals in chemicals, special gases and semiconductor structures used in microelectronic production.
176-182
Application of photon emission microscopy for quality control and failure analysis of ICs
Abstract
The article presents an overview of the physical mechanisms of photon generation in semiconductor structures, describes the main operating modes of PEM systems, and describes the method’s capabilities for localizing various types of defects. Practical examples of the method’s application in microelectronics development and production are provided.
184-188
Production engineering and management
“LabSphera” LIMS by IC Socket – сomprehensive digitalization of microelectronics testing laboratories
Abstract
A laboratory information management system (LIMS) has been developed to automate complex operations, reduce human errors, ensure full traceability of test objects, improve overall laboratory productivity and guarantee data protection in accordance with international and national standards.
190-194
Problems and Solutions
Engineering ethics in customer-supplier relationships
Abstract
Given the limited supply of products from global manufacturers, it is important for Russian companies to ensure timely access to advanced microelectronic device packaging solutions. The article describes the interactions between the customer and supplier during the approval of the technical specifications and contract for the supply of packages for microelectronics.
196-200
