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AIXTRON receives order for MOCVD GaAs for LED
AIXTRON receives order for MOCVD GaAs LED production tool from Changelight
AIXTRON AG has announced that Changelight Co., Ltd has ordered an AIXTRON Planetary Reactor system for the production of Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) LED. The Changelight order is for an AIX 2600G3 system in the 49x2-inch wafer configuration. The tool was delivered in the third quarter 2009 to the company’s state-of-the-art new facilities in Xiamen (Xiang An) Torch Industry Park of Fujian Province, China.
Mr. Deng Dian Ming, CEO of Changelight Co. Ltd., comments: "The AIX 2600G3 system is well known for its capabilities in respect to the mass production of GaAs LED. We are convinced that the system lives up to its reputation as regards throughput, uniformity and dependable production efficiency. We have been working closely with the local AIXTRON support team before and they have always been very responsive, thus we are looking forward to further good cooperation.
Changelight is fully committed to the development and large-scale production of III-V-based optoelectronic devices. We have acquired the most advanced equipment for this application which will be used by our highly skilled technical team strongly being supported now by new staff members from the USA and Taiwan”.
Mr. Deng Dian Ming, CEO of Changelight Co. Ltd., comments: "The AIX 2600G3 system is well known for its capabilities in respect to the mass production of GaAs LED. We are convinced that the system lives up to its reputation as regards throughput, uniformity and dependable production efficiency. We have been working closely with the local AIXTRON support team before and they have always been very responsive, thus we are looking forward to further good cooperation.
Changelight is fully committed to the development and large-scale production of III-V-based optoelectronic devices. We have acquired the most advanced equipment for this application which will be used by our highly skilled technical team strongly being supported now by new staff members from the USA and Taiwan”.
