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(POLYcrystalline SILICON) Silicon with many single-crystal regions of different sizes and orientations. It is used as the gate in MOS transistors as well as an interconnect between them. It is also used to "grow" a monocrystalline (single-crystal) ingot that is sliced into wafers for chip manufacturing (see crystalline silicon for details). See crystalline and LTPS LCD.


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The strength of this report therefore lies in the analysis of German PV value chain, providing detailed company specific information on manufacturers of silicon, wafers, cells, modules, Poly-Si, a-Si, CIS, CIGS, CdTe and CPV-based photovoltaic technologies.
The Company believes that thin film CIGS represents second generation solar technology when compared to traditional poly-Si manufacturing technology.
T-Spice[TM] Analog SPICE simulation has been enhanced with multi-threaded support for faster runtimes, with added support for the RPI Amorphous-Si and Poly-Si TFT models.
 
 
 
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