Tuesday, 02 September 2008 16:19
The newly developed Spray Ion Layer Gas Reaction (ILGAR) is a thin–film
deposition method developed and patented at the Helmholtz–Zentrum
Berlin für Materialien und Energie (HZB).
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Tuesday, 02 September 2008 16:17
With Ventura Technology, Advent Solar will develop solar cells and
modules that deliver high energy output by optimizing silicon light
capture, and dramatically improving cell and module–level connectivity
to minimize resistive losses.
This new line expands on the original award–winning platform with the
addition of bottom–side spray coating, which improves cell efficiency. 
Datapaq’s Solar Cell temperature profiling system was created to
monitor the wafer temperature as it travels through the furnace
without disrupting production. 
With the cordless wand there are no vacuum lines to interfere with your
handling operations, thereby improving the ergonomics of your work cell.
The PV360 Coating System features USI’s nozzle–free, ultrasonic spray
technology to apply a thin, uniform layer of phosphoric acid,
phosphoric oxide and other proprietary coatings for the production of
solar cells. 
Veeco’s advanced FastFlex web deposition platform offers high
throughput and excellent performance for flexible thin film solar cell
production, contributing to a lower cost of ownership, due to its high
quantity of deposition zones in a compact footprint. 
The compact form factor (19 millimeter/0.75" tall thermal shield)
enables the SunKIC to pass through tight furnace tunnel clearances. 
