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  1. LayTec – in-situ sensors for thin-film processes

    As a leader in the field of in-situ epitaxy sensors, LayTec offers a wide range of real-time monitoring tools for MOCVD, MBE and other thin-film processes. ...
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    www.laytec-ag.com - 2009-02-10

  2. Engineer's Office for Applied Spectroscopy - Film Thickness Gauges, PDA Spectrometer, Plasma Monitoring

    We offer gauges for the photodiode array spectroscopy, film thickness measurement and plasma emission monitoring, especially for in-line measurement tasks.
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    www.applied-spectroscopy.com - 2009-02-07

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