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Thin Film Materials

With skyrocketing fossil fuel energy prices, solar power energy is booming as an alternative source of renewable energy. Supplying several markets, Hitachi Metals is a leading manufacturer of target materials for CIGS Photovoltaic Cells (Mo and CuGa). Read more...

Molybdenum coatings are the crucial components of the thin-film transistors used in TFT-LCD screens. These provide instantaneous control of the individual image dots (pixels) and consequently ensure particularly sharp image quality. Read more...

Since the NanoBond®process is almost instantaneous, fluxes are not used. (They just don’t have enough time to heat up to their activation temperature and remove oxides.) So, because this is a fluxless soldering application, surface choice and preparation become very important. Read this article in the series on Nanofoil® thin film heat source Read more...

Indium Corporation will feature its enhanced copper-indium-gallium (CIG), copper-gallium (CuGa) rotary sputtering targets, and full family of PV Module Assembly Materials at the European Photovoltaic Solar Energy Conference (EU PVSEC) in Frankfurt, Germany, September 25-28, 2012. Read more...

From sputtering targets and solar flux to evaporation sources and metallization paste, Indium Corporation offers 20 years of experience and application engineers with front & back-end solar expertise. See video examples of our innovations, such as thin-film solar cell interconnection products Read more...

Elmet has been providing Molybdenum and Tungsten sputtering targets to numerous industries for many applications for decades. Our high quality targets are used in many of the most challenging industries including Flat Panel Display (FPD), semiconductor (memory and logic), and Thin-Film Photovoltaic (TFPV). Our vertically integrated process is designed to ensure the highest quality materi... Read more...

Indium Corporation's OnSpec CIG alloy sputtering targets, made from copper (Cu), indium (In), and gallium (Ga), are used to produce high-efficiency CIGS (Cu/In/Ga/di-selenide) solar cells. CIG targets offer tight control of the final solar cell composition. This is due to our unique process that results in a fully alloyed and completely homogenous CIG alloy Read more...