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19 June 2007
Philips Lumileds orders an Aixtron AIX 2600G3 IC system for AlInGaP red-emitting HB-LEDs
Philips Lumileds Lighting Company of San Jose, CA, USA has ordered an AIX 2600G3 IC MOCVD Planetary reactor from Aixtron AG of Aachen, Germany. The multiwafer system will be used to produce red-emitting HB-LEDs, based on the semiconductor alloy system AlInGaP.
Aixtron says that this latest order from Philips Lumileds demonstrates the success of the long-time relationship between the two companies, and that it is a signal of strong AlInGaP market activity.See related items:
EpiLEDs orders two Aixtron MOCVD systems for GaN-based HB-LEDs
Epiplus boosts production of AlGaInP UHB red LEDs with new Aixtron AIX2600G3 system
Asian LED makers drive doubling of Aixtron revenues, but slowing orders flag weak second-half 2007
Taiwan LED chipmakers Touchtek and Uni Light merge
Rebels with a solid-state-lighting cause
Visit Aixtron: http://www.aixtron.com
Visit Lumileds: http://www.philipslumileds.com
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