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31 August 2011
Epistar qualifies Veeco’s MaxBright MOCVD system for high-volume production
Epitaxial deposition, process, and metrology equipment maker Veeco Instruments Inc of Plainview NY, USA says that Epistar Corp of Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park (Taiwan’s biggest LED chip maker) has qualified its TurboDisc MaxBright multi-reactor gallium nitride (GaN) metal-organic chemical vapor deposition (MOCVD) system for high-volume production of high-brightness light-emitting diodes (HB-LEDs).
“The MaxBright system is the ideal solution for the lowest cost-of-ownership LED production, and we are pleased that Epistar, a clear leader in high-quality LED manufacturing, has adopted the MaxBright for their production ramp,” comments William J. Miller PhD, Veeco’s executive VP, LED & Solar. “Our long-standing partnership is a key factor in the mass adoption of LEDs for general lighting.”
The MaxBright system is reckoned to be the industry’s most productive, lowest-cost-of-ownership MOCVD system available for manufacturing HB-LEDs. Available in a 2- or 4-reactor cluster architecture, the system delivers a productivity gain of up to 500% and a 2.5x increase in footprint efficiency over the firm’s K465i system, Veeco adds.
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Veeco MOCVD GaN TurboDisc MaxBright LEDs Epistar