Intersolar lights up San Francisco
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May to manufacture both PV cells and finished solar cells every 2.5 seconds. available]
panels and parabolic receivers for CSP [video available] These are just a few of the many
applications. Managing director Christoph Heraeus Photovoltaics have enjoyed companies with new innovations at
Fark discusses the company’s plans for the huge success with their metallization the show. Check our website for video
United States and his participation in the pastes. Recent customer trials found the interviews and further news about the
large-scale Desertec project announced Heraeus past offered 0.5 percent higher show. Next year, Intersolar USA will be
earlier in the week. [video available] efficiency than any other comparable paste. held in the Moscone Center West, San
TUV Rheinland is the largest solar BTU also enjoyed a successful show Francisco from July 13-15th 2010.
testing laboratory in the world with around demonstrating their new Meridian
30 laboratories worldwide. Udo Heinz diffusion furnace system and the Trident Trevor Galbraith.
discusses implementation of the new metallization furnace. The Meridian is
SEMI23 guidelines for energy conservation an in-line diffusion system offering up to
in factory production equipment. [video 60% savings on traditional batch systems
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available] and uniform profiling and efficiency
the show at http://
ASYS demonstrated their latest across each cell. The Trident has a unique
metallization line with wafer handling, pre- ability to control the speed accurately and
intersolar.globalsolar
inspection, printing and post-inspection independently on each phase; drying,
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system capabilities. The system produces burn-out and firing and cool down. [video
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