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The tool is said to provide symmetric , asymmetric and skew symmetric measurements (the latter being suited to GaN in particular). It also possesses reciprocal space mapping of
“The purchase of the QC3(tm) system by a market leader such as CanYang is a testament to Jordan Valley’s successful acquisition of Bede in 2008 and leveraging of its technology,” commented Isaac Mazor, CEO of JVS. “We vastly improved the speed and effectiveness of this metrology tool, while reducing its price, in order to offer an unparalleled cost /performance solution to the rapidly-expanding HB-LED manufacturing market.”
OPEL Solar looks to build its product line in North America
OPEL Solar, Inc announced it is qualifying a number of manufacturing companies to build its product line in North America
OPEL Solar, Inc., a global developer and supplier of high concentration photovoltaic (“HCPV”) solar panels and other solar products, including ground-based and rooftop tracker systems, have announced it is qualifying a number of manufacturing companies to build its product line in North America. Company officials say the manufacture of its HCPV panels and tracker products, with the support of local industry in the United States and Canada, will not only ensure expeditious and cost- effective delivery of North American orders, but contribute to the growth of jobs and the green economy.
Company officials said that manufacturing in both Canada and the United States exemplifies OPEL Solar’s innovative abilities to help its customers apply for the solar incentives available that require Ontario or U.S. job content for some portion of a project. For
example, with the Ontario feed-in tariff recently implemented, OPEL Solar is compliant and is ready to start on utility scale projects with primary suppliers aligned.
“The manufacture of OPEL Solar’s products in North America creates jobs and brings the ‘green economy’ to life,” said Francisco Middleton, COO of OPEL Solar, Inc. “With so many industries declining recently, solar power represents a bright spot with potential for significant growth for many years to come. OPEL Solar has been responsive to our customers and the solar market by being agile and ready for local content requirements that benefit economies,” Middleton added.
“On the ‘Greening of North America,’ we at OPEL Solar are very happy to work with local suppliers to provide for in-country manufacturing content,” said Ed Linke, Director of Mechanical Engineering for OPEL Solar, Inc. “Working with a local company has many advantages, especially for the development and manufacturing of our products. We have challenged each supplier on price, quality, and delivery; and they are meeting that challenge.”
OPEL Solar is qualifying U.S. manufacturers in nine states across the country. In Canada, the Company is ready with a number of suppliers in the Toronto area.
Energy-efficient SiC power switches
Acreo to collaborate with DENSO to develop energy-efficient SiC power switches for non- automotive applications
Acreo AB signed an agreement with DENSO Corporation to promote a highly efficient, normally-off power switch technology, developed at DENSO, and evaluate it in non-automotive applications. The switches will be fabricated using the wide band gap semiconductor Silicon Carbide (SiC) and the design is based on the innovative material and
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