Exhibited at the 2017 High-Performance Ceramics Exhibition at Tokyo Big Sight from April 5 to 7.

Leave silicon carbide and silicon nitride to JFC.

- Are you struggling with wear? - Are you struggling with corrosion? - Are you struggling with heat resistance? - Are you struggling with delivery times, prices, or specifications? We consistently produce engineering ceramic parts in-house, from raw material mixing to molding, processing, and inspection. Our products are widely used in sliding parts, chemical pump parts, semiconductor manufacturing equipment parts, heat-resistant parts, and wear-resistant parts, among others. Thanks to our in-house integrated production, we can offer: - Short delivery times - Small lot prototype production - Detailed customization Japan Fine Ceramics Co., Ltd. (JFC) has been responding to customer needs with unique technology since its establishment in 1984 as a comprehensive manufacturer of ceramics and composite materials. We will solve your problems with our extensive lineup. If you have any technical inquiries, please contact us.

• Other machine elements
• Semiconductor inspection/test equipment
• Fine Ceramics

It is a composite material that combines the lightness of aluminum with the rigidity of steel, low thermal expansion, and excellent heat dissipation due to high thermal conductivity.

Are you struggling with the heaviness of iron, the large deflection of aluminum? Are you having trouble with heat retention? Is the accuracy changing with temperature? MMC solves these problems. ● Features of MMC - High rigidity: Rigidity comparable to cast iron and steel - Lightweight: Weight comparable to aluminum alloys - Low thermal expansion: Less than half that of aluminum alloys - High thermal conductivity: Superior to aluminum alloys - Vibration damping: Vibration absorption properties better than stainless steel, cast iron, and aluminum alloys - Low electrical resistivity: Conductive! * By changing the combination of materials and their ratios, we can achieve properties that meet your needs. * In addition to composite materials, we also manufacture and sell various ceramics, providing support with a wide range of products.

• Other machine elements
• Other semiconductor manufacturing equipment
• Fine Ceramics

A thin film integrated circuit pattern will be formed on a ceramic substrate.

By using alumina with a purity of 99.9%, we provide fine circuit patterns (line/space=30um/30um) that enable operation in the 30GHz band required for next-generation wireless communication systems. 【Thin Film Integrated Circuits】 We pattern integrated circuits on various ceramic substrates. ●Side patterns (over 0.3t), and AuSn solder patterns is possible. ● Simultaneous mounting of conductors, thin film resistors, and thin film inductors is possible. ● The combination of our unique 99.9% alumina substrate and fine patterns allows for the formation of circuits with low dielectric loss and low noise in high-frequency bands. ● For substrate materials, we also accommodate aluminum nitride (ALN) substrates, quartz substrates, and more. 【High-Quality Alumina Substrates】 ● Dense ● The three-point bending strength is 660MPa, which is significantly higher than conventional products (about twice as much). ● Excellent electrical properties with low dielectric loss in high-frequency bands.

• High frequency/microwave parts
• Circuit board design and manufacturing
• Fine Ceramics

Eplan, the comprehensive electrical design CAD used by customers worldwide. We will hold a real event called "EPLAN Operation Experience Session," where you can actually experience operating EPLAN. In the morning session, we will explain the overview of EPLAN, and in the afternoon session, you will have the opportunity to operate the actual equipment and gain hands-on experience. You can participate in just one of the seminars, or you can join both and experience EPLAN in one day. You can experience the operation and features of EPLAN P8 and Pro Panel at three locations: the EPLAN Shin-Yokohama office, the Osaka office, and the Osaka office. Participation is free! Please come and check out the feel of operating Eplan.

[Lecture Topics] 1. Regarding the SIP Phase 3 "Construction of a Smart Mobility Platform" Masaki Yahata, Policy Researcher, Cabinet Office, Office for Promotion of Science and Technology Innovation (in charge of Social System Infrastructure) 2. Initiatives by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications on Communication Infrastructure Supporting Autonomous Driving Society Yudai Matsuo, Section Chief, Mobile Communications Division, Radio Department, Telecommunications Bureau, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications 3. NTT's Initiatives on Autonomous Driving and Smart Mobility Minako Tsumenaga, Executive Officer, Research and Development Marketing Headquarters, Alliance Division, NTT Corporation / Director, NTT Mobility Corporation 4. Toyota's Efforts Towards Zero Traffic Accidents Mitsuo Shida, Chief, Advanced Safety Systems Reform Department, Toyota Motor Corporation

[Lecture Topics] 1. Introduction to the "Mobility Roadmap 2026" Seiji Muto, Senior Advisor to the Director-General, Mobility Division, National Services Group, Digital Agency 2. Regional Transportation DX for Resolving "Transportation Gaps" Akihiro Watanabe, Deputy Director of the Mobility Services Promotion Division, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism 3. Nissan's Efforts Towards the Practical Implementation of Mobility Services Yoshirou Takamatsu, Senior Researcher, Mobility Society & AI Research Institute, Nissan Motor Co., Ltd. 4. Challenges and Measures for the Social Implementation of Autonomous Driving Yuki Inoue, LPL for Autonomous Driving Business Planning, Honda Motor Co., Ltd. 5. Waymo's Initiatives: The Cutting Edge of Fully Autonomous Driving Commercialization Mika Yamamoto, Head of Policy & Government Affairs, Japan and Asia-Pacific, Waymo

[Instructor] Representative of Digital Infrastructure Consulting LLC (DIRC) President of Regenerative Infrastructure Inc. (R11i) Mr. Takashi Furuta [Key Lecture Content] The data center market, which has continued to grow based on the internet and cloud, is expected to see a further explosive increase in demand due to the extensive use of computational resources that constitute generative AI. Meanwhile, in the Japanese market, foreign funds and global operators are leading development, while Japanese companies face challenges such as revenue opportunities, business continuity through exit strategies, reduced flexibility due to early securing of power, constraints of grid electricity, soaring construction costs, and coexistence with local communities. This lecture will organize these structural challenges and explore integrated location strategies for power, communication, and computational resources in the AI era, conditions for regional dispersion to areas like Hokkaido and Kyushu, and the business strategies that Japanese players should adopt.

[Speaker] Technical Advisor Shikenoh Furuno, Japan Automobile Parts Industry Association [Key Lecture Content] In February 2026, the U.S. and Israel attacked Iran, effectively closing the Strait of Hormuz, which led to skyrocketing prices of crude oil, naphtha, and other petroleum products, severely impacting the global economy. While renewable energy (renewables) is becoming more widespread, the reality of the energy crisis has highlighted the world's continued heavy reliance on crude oil. This has prompted a reevaluation of the value of BEVs, revealing distinct regional differences in the market. While Europe, Japan, and Southeast Asia are experiencing growth, the U.S. continues to see a contraction. In China, REEVs are also on the rise, and the movement towards a hydrogen society utilizing surplus renewable energy is accelerating. Moreover, with the evolution of AI and SoC, the value of cars is shifting from hardware to software, and the development of SDVs and autonomous driving is rapidly advancing. However, there are also concerns about being technology-driven. This lecture will organize these changes and provide an outlook on the future mobility society, including energy considerations.