BT Imaging Co-founder Thorsten Trupke win 2021 William R. Cherry Award
BT Imaging Co-founder Thorsten Trupke win 2021 William R. Cherry Award
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BT Imaging Co-founder Thorsten Trupke win 2021 William R. Cherry Award
BT Imaging Founders win major Australian award for Innovation
BT Imaging to Attend SNEC 13th (2019) International Photovoltaic Power Generation Exhibition & Conference – will include Market introduction of M1 Solar module inspection tool
Read the details BT Imaging’s PV Magazine’s 2016 Technology Highlights award.
BT Imaging’s LIS-R3 laboratory inspection tool and 1366’s Direct Wafer technology were selected by the jury for recognition as runners-up. In a special category, DSM’s anti-soiling glass coating was selected as a Technology to Watch.
Featuring details of BT Imaging’s new cloud-based Solar Cell Factory Simulator.
BT Imaging has had another of its key patents for wafer sorting with Photoluminescence Imaging allowed in China (Patent number ZL 201080033122.0). This brings the total of granted or allowed patents in China to 7 (SEVEN). Another three core patents are hoped to be allowed by the end of 2014.
BT Imaging today announced upgraded hardware and software capabilities, including a new third-generation of proprietary algorithms, for its range of photoluminescence imaging-based wafer inspection sorters.
With this suite of tools wafer & cell makers can inspect every wafer in production and measure electrical performance before processing into cells.
Published in Photovoltaics International; an detailed analysis of the impact of bulk lifetime on high efficiency cell performance
Market survey on luminescence imaging reveals rival inspection technologies – EL and PL are really well-matched pals.
BT Imaging and UNSW discuss the how’s and why’s of measuring bulk lifetime on ingots and bricks.
2014 measurement & analysis upgrade packages for the LIS-R2 & LIS-R1
BT Imaging features in Photon Magazine’s annual survey of luminesence inspection equipment in photovoltaic manufacturig.
Incoming quality control is essential for mono-crystalline silicon cell production. A study performed by the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems and published in Photovoltaics International.
The annual survey on luminescence imaging reveals that BT Imaging has the edge on the competition, as published in Photon Magazine.
