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PRODUCT INNOVATIONS - austriamicrosystems - analog/mixed-signal designs
High-Voltage IO library offering 4KV ESD protection

austriamicrosystems ready to use ESD solution ensures ESD robustness of complex analog/mixed-signal designs in power management, automotive or medical applications.

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News - 20.07.2008

New promising method to fabricate ultra-thin silicon solar cells
IMEC is developing a new method to produce ~50µm thin crystalline silicon wafers for use in solar cells. The process involves mechanically initiating and propagating a crack parallel to the surface of a Si wafer.

Worldwide semiconductor capital equipment spending to decline 22 percent in 2008
Continued economic uncertainty, combined with weakness in memory markets, will result in worldwide capital equipment spending totaling $49.2 billion in 2008, a 22.4 percent decrease from 2007, according to the latest projections by Gartner, Inc. The numbers are down from Gartner’s April forecast of a 19.8 percent decline in spending for 2008.