Riber gets repeat US order for MBE 412 cluster
French MBE company Riber has received a repeat order from long-standing customerTeledyne Imaging Sensors (TIS) for an MBE 412 cluster research system.
The MBE 412 cluster system will help expand production of devices for infrared cameras used in space and terrestrial astronomy. (Teledyne’s devices have contributed to over 48 space missions).
With the additional order, Teledyne will be operating three MBE 412 clusters systems.
Riber's automated MBE 412 cluster platform is designed to meet the demands of advanced applications, particularly for growing MCT (mercury cadmium telluride) materials. It features a low growth window of approximately 200°C and high uniformity, with variations of less than 1 percent on 7 x 7 cm samples.
Michael Carmody, senior director of Operations at Teledyne Imaging Sensors, adds: "We are delighted to strengthen our partnership with Riber. Their MBE systems deliver outstanding performance, crucial for meeting the rigorous requirements of our space and ground-based astronomy applications. This long-standing partnership reflects our trust in their technical expertise and their ability to support our rapid capacity expansion."
Annie Geoffroy, president and CEO of Riber, commented: "We are proud to be the reference partner of Teledyne Imaging Sensors. This 40-year collaboration, built on trust and excellence, serves as a model for us. As the first link in the value chain, we are honoured to contribute to advancing cutting-edge technologies for space exploration."
