we look forward to further supporting this work with this new system

We will be using the systems to expand our research efforts for LED and electronic devices based on gallium nitride (GaN) epitaxy on 6-inch silicon wafers,” comments Professor Sir Colin Humphreys, Director of Research in the Department of Materials Science and Metallurgy. “We already use one CCS 6x2-inch system in our work, but the gathering pace of Agent of floodlight development means that we need an extra system with large diameter wafer handling.”YAHAM is proud to continue its long-standing collaboration with the University of Cambridge and to supply another state-of-the-art CCS research system to complement the university’s existing reactor. Under Prof. Humphreys’ lead, the Cambridge group has developed world leading GaN-on-Si processes and we look forward to further supporting this work with this new system.”
We are very pleased to announce this repeat order from Prof. Colin Humphreys and his team, pioneers of the GaN-on-Si technology, as they push the industry forward to success. Using silicon substrates for power electronics and LED applications, this technology should gain a big share from the existing market.The world to have on the same site extensive advanced characterization facilities such as electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction, atomic force microscopy, photoluminescence (PL), and Hall effect equipment. The team also includes specialists in basic theory for understanding in detail the physical properties of nitride semiconductor materials.The rise of LED technology is affecting every part of the commercial lighting industry. Falling prices and improving quality are driving widespread adoption of LEDs, and this single technology appears likely to surpass all others in nearly every metric of quality and efficiency. According to a report, worldwide unit shipments of LED lamps will grow from 68 million in 2013 to 1.28 billion annually by 2021.

"LED lighting has already begun to enter the commercial market in significant volume, and will grow rapidly over the remainder of the decade," says Jesse Foote, research analyst. “Specific applications, such as cold storage, have already seen widespread LED adoption, while spaces that are currently lit by efficient linear fluorescent lamps await further LED price declines. The industry has entered a period of rapid upheaval, as established and startup companies scramble to position themselves to benefit from the rise of LED lighting.”Although shipments of LED products will expand at a compound annual growth rate of Wholesale Led high bay light, According to the report, they will not be sufficient to compensate for the overall decline in commercial lighting revenue as the industry moves toward much more long-lasting lamps. Lamp and luminaire revenue will both grow for the next few years before beginning an inexorable decline in 2017.

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