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Johannes Segner joins Veeco as CTO for CIGS Solar Equipment Business
Segner will present in the upcoming ‘Solar Technical Seminar’ in Valencia, Spain on 6 September 2010. He joins Veeco following a 30-year career in which he has distinguished himself as a leading expert in the field of thin film coating technology.
Veeco Instruments has announced that Johannes Segner, Ph.D., recently joined the Company as Chief Technology Officer of Veeco’s Solar Equipment business.
In related news, Veeco will host a Solar Technical Seminar on September 6 at EU-PVSEC in Valencia, Spain, and will exhibit its CIGS solar manufacturing equipment from September 6-9 at the tradeshow. Segner will be a featured speaker at the seminar, presenting “Designing a Best-of-Breed CIGS Thermal Deposition Factory, Lessons Learned & Future Considerations.”
David Bruns, Vice President and General Manager of Veeco’s CIGS Solar Equipment business, commented, “Dr. Segner has been a visionary in the use of thermal co-evaporation for production of CIGS solar modules, and will play an integral role in the strategic direction and development of our equipment and the future growth of the business. I am looking forward to showcasing his expertise at our upcoming seminar in Valencia.”
Johannes Segner, commented, “I am excited to join Veeco at this time to help drive further progress with our CIGS thermal deposition equipment. I am also looking forward to our upcoming technical seminar next week, where industry experts and I will discuss how to achieve the promise of high-efficiency, low cost CIGS solar technology.”
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Veeco’s CIGS Technical Seminar will be held Monday, September 6 at the Feria Valencia from 1:00 pm to 4:00 p.m.
Johannes Segner joins Veeco following a 30-year career in which he has distinguished himself as a leading expert in the field of thin film coating technology. He was most recently Chief Operating Officer of Solibro GmbH, a leading manufacturer of CIGS-based solar cells that is currently producing world-leading 13% efficient CIGS modules. In his new role, he will be responsible for establishing Veeco’s technical vision for CIGS solar products, leading the development of technology strategy for product platforms, technology roadmaps, partnerships, and external relationships.
Opticomp & Achronix Bridge the Gap with Optical Networking Module
The joint module uses Opticomp’s TRX-04-950-15 module which transmits (and receives) 40 Gb/s traffic over a single multimode fiber. The transceiver incorporates 4 VCSELs and 4 PIN photodiode detectors.
Achronix Semiconductor and Opticomp are introducing a flexible platform for developing, characterizing, and demonstrating state-of-the-art high-speed optical data communication.
The basis of the joint program is the ‘Bridge100’ system which has already been delivered to a wide range of customers. The module is said to be unique in the industry and offers:
a. 120 Gb/s bidirectional throughput (three 40 Gb/s ports and twelve 10 Gb/s ports), b. Additional expansion ports (80 Gb/s), c. Additional video ports (4 HDMI Tx, 2 HDMI Rx), d. Up to 32 GB of traffic buffering (DDR3 SDRAM at 1066 Mb/s per lane),
e. Nine SPD60 FPGAs (fully reprogrammable).
The unique combination of data bandwidth, memory bandwidth, logic capacity, and full reprogrammability results in an extremely powerful platform for ultra- high-speed data-transmission.
When used as a stand-alone test system, the primary roles of the Bridge100 for this application
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