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  • Photovoltaics - Quick Facts
    Article - 8 Jan 2002
    Several interesting facts about photvoltaics (PV's) such as "the most frequently seen applications for PV is in consumer products, e.g. hand-held calculators, watches, portable lights etc."
  • Applied Materials Receives Order From Semiconductor Industry
    News - 26 Mar 2004
    Applied Materials, Inc. has received an order from Chartered Semiconductor Manufacturing, one of the world's top three dedicated semiconductor foundries, for a broad range of transistor, low k...
  • Friction Stir Welding
    Article - 7 Jan 2002
    Friction stir welding is a recent modification on friction welding. It is suited to aluminium, magnesium and other metals and can join dissimilar materials. Advantages over fusion welding are, no...
  • Photovoltaic Materials - Silicon
    Article - 7 Jan 2002
    Single crystal silicon is the most popular material for photovaoltaic cells, due in part to its abundance. This article compares it to semi and polycrystalline silicon, while also covering preparation...
  • Hydro to Discontinue Divestment of Hydro Polymers
    News - 25 Mar 2004
    Hydro has decided to discontinue its planned divestment of its wholly owned subsidiary Hydro Polymers. Rather then divest the fourth largest producer and supplier of PVC in Europe, the organisation...
  • Photovoltaic Materials - Amorphous Silicon
    Article - 7 Jan 2002
    Amorphous silicon is reviewed as a photovoltaic material. Reasons why it is suited to the application, how it works and how it is applied in solar cells are covered.
  • Photovoltaic Thin Film Manufacturing Cost Reduction
    Article - 7 Jan 2002
    One of the barriers to wide spread acceptance of solar energy is the cost of photovoltaic systems. This article looks at ways these costs can be reduced such as capital costs, deposition rates, other...
  • Nippon Steel Chemical to Add 3 Million Square Metres Capacity to PCB Production
    News - 25 Mar 2004
    Nippon Steel Chemical have invested approximately 5 billion yen in their Kyushu Works. The money will be spent on two facilities for the manufacture of ‘Espanex’. Construction on the...
  • Gallium Arsenide - as a Photovoltaic Material
    Article - 4 Jan 2002
    Gallium arsenide is suited to use in solar cells due to its 1.43eV band gap, high absorptivity, insensitivity to heat and resistance to radiation damage. Drawbacks, opprtunities, high-efficiency...
  • Clearance Application From New Zealand Industrial Plastic
    News - 24 Mar 2004
    The Commerce Commission has received an application from Visy Industrial Plastics (NZ) Limited seeking clearance to acquire the plastic packaging businesses and assets of ACI Operations NZ...

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