Veeco Instruments recently declared that United LED Shan Dong (ULED), a China-based collaboration between United Microelectronics (UMC) and Epistar has placed an order with Veeco for supply of its TurboDisc K465i Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition (MOCVD) Systems.
Berkeley Nucleonics, a developer of instrumentation, has unveiled its transient digitizer ideally suited for the scientific industry.
A report recently published in Nano Letters, describes the work done by a team of NIM researchers led by Hubert Krenner and Achim Wixforth from the University of Augsburg and Gregor Koblmüller, Gerhard Abstreiter and Jonathan Finley from the Walter Schottky Institut at TU Munich.
Applied Materials has recently added to the applications of its Applied Endura Avenir RF PVD platform to incorporate deposition of nickel-platinum (NiPt) alloys, to increase transistor contacts scaling to the 22nm technology node.
Scientists have developed tiny detectors, referred as single-photon avalanche diodes (SPAD), for counting individual photons on a computer chip. These tiny devices generate a tick sound every time, when they detect a photon and hence, their performance is similar to mini Geiger counters.
TTM, a provider of nanotechnology-based thermal management solutions for various system applications such as solar, battery, automotive, mobile, memory, and LED, announces that it will exhibit two innovative thermal solutions at the Semi Therm conference.
El Segundo, California-based Vendum Batteries, a developer of battery technology, has recently unveiled a prototype research and development program.
A University of Michigan research team has discovered a method to enhance the performance of ferroelectric substances, which can create memory devices that store more memory than magnetic hard disks.
California-based Crossing Automation has recently unveiled a range of adaptive standard mechanical interface (SMIF) loadport (LPT) systems at the tradeshow SEMICON in China.
Researchers at Kiel University have published a paper in the March 9, 2011 edition of Nature that explains about laser’s impact on the electrical properties of solids.
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