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IQE bags $1 million order for Infrared InSb substrates

The wafers will be used for advanced mid-wave infrared imaging technology.
IQE plc has received its first  $1 million purchase order agreement for InSb substrates.

IQE's Infrared’s US substrate division, Galaxy Compound Semiconductor Inc., has been contracted to deliver volume quantities of InSb substrates to an industry leader and long term customer of the group.  This represents the firm's largest order to date for this new range of Infrared substrates.

InSb is suited for mid-wavelength infrared (MWIR) imaging technology. Cameras fabricated from InSb are used in a wide variety of advanced imaging applications (defence, security, medical and industrial). 

IQE says it is the exclusive supplier of all InSb to industry, with IQE’s US (Galaxy) and UK (Wafer Technology) operations collectively meeting the requirements of its customers to provide a secure, dual source supply of InSb substrates.

Drew Nelson, CEO of IQE plc, comments, “We are very pleased to receive this order from a long term customer of our InSb substrate product range. The scale of this commitment reflects our success in being able to offer a volume manufacturing capability for InSb materials."

He continues, "The investments that we have made to enhance our crystal growth, wafering and substrate polishing capabilities at both Galaxy and Wafer Technology will enable us to fully meet the InSb product demands of our customers, both in terms of volume and quality, across a full 2” to 6” product range.



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