Creating AlN substrates that will enable next-generation devices

News


2011


July


March

Jeremy Jones PIPELINE 2010 “INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR”

March 9, 2011

Kansas PIPELINE announced Jeremy Jones, Nitride Solutions (Wichita) as the “Innovator of the Year” last evening at PIPELINE’s capstone event



2010


May

UV Disinfection In The Food And Beverage Industries

May 28, 2010

The food and beverage industries are turning to UV light as a non-chemical disinfection method. UV kills all known spoilage microorganisms, including bacteria, viruses, yeasts and moulds (and their spores). It is a low maintenance, environmentally friendly technology which eliminates the need for chemical treatment while ensuring high levels of disinfection.


Deep-ultraviolet LEDs are being developed for water sterilization

May 28, 2010

The Missile Defense Agency is funding development of Deep-ultraviolet LEDs for water sterilization. Current systems rely on high-voltage mercury discharge lamps that guzzle energy, need high-voltage electronics, and contain hazardous mercury. In addition, the lamps burn out after about 8,000 hours and only emit certain fixed-UV wavelengths.


Advanced substrates will enable future GaN-based devices

May 5, 2010

While most HB-LEDs are manufactured using sapphire or SiC substrates, emerging device types will require more advanced materials. The worldwide demand for GaN and AlN substrates is forecast to grow from $340 million in 2006 to $880 million in 2010…


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