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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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Taiwan government estimates local demands for polycrystalline silicon to reach 39,000 metric tons throughout next year.
Tokyo, Aug 31, 2009 - (JCN) - Tokuyama Corporation has named the Samalaju Industrial Park in Sarawak, Malaysia, as the site to build a manufacturing facility for polycrystalline silicon for solar cells.
The solar cells that make up the module are based on polycrystalline silicon and deliver a maximum power of 300 mW(1), and as an auxiliary power source for mobile devices, will contribute to saving energy.
 
 
 
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