Sensors for Solar Panels

Staff -- Semiconductor International, 11/1/2009

Sensors for solar panels, Capacitec (six091002p19.jpg) A series of non-contact capacitive gap and parallelism sensor systems is available for the solar panel market. The systems measure the precise distance between liquid, antireflective and CVD coating head-to-media during solar panel production, helping maintain thin-film coating uniformity, while improving yields and efficiencies. These systems achieve coater gap uniformity of better than 0.25 μm, with gaps as thin as 110 μm across the coater die length. Capacitec Inc., Ayer, Mass., www.capacitec.com

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