| It was a modified television vidicon tube with a TGS target, electron beam readout, a germanium lens, and a light chopper. |
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| Some germanium is also used to make semiconductors, catalysts, and specialized glass for military weapon-sighting systems. |
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| In fact, his table successfully predicted the existence of gallium and germanium, which were discovered later. |
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| Rorrer's lab aims to incorporate elements such as silicon, germanium, titanium, and gallium into the diatoms' silica shells. |
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| Microprocessors are fabricated on a single crystal of a semiconducting material such as silicon or germanium. |
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| Recently, the Grenoble group discovered that uranium rhodium germanium is a ferromagnetic superconductor at ambient pressure. |
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| The study of certain substances, such as gallium, silicon, and germanium, revealed that they too had the ability to conduct electricity, but they had special properties. |
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| Projects using germanium substrates in terrestrial photovoltaics are showing promise. |
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| Sales of germanium lens blanks were up compared with 2003 and new competition in this sector led to a greater degree of pressure on prices. |
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| This was particularly the case in terms of demand for germanium products for fibre optics. |
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| Very thin layers of other semiconductor materials such as gallium arsenide are deposited on the germanium substrates to build a solar cell. |
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| The system is based on a submergible housing, containing a high-resolution germanium detector, allowing for measurements in-pool. |
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| Elemental germanium can be electrodeposited from many solutions and melts of its compounds. |
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| The volatile and brilliant Shockley wanted to fit as many transistors as possible on a single wafer of germanium. |
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| Good levels of germanium dioxide deliveries were not nearly enough to offset the situation in germanium tetrachloride. |
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| Producers flooded the market with stocks of germanium which they had built up with a view to manufacturing substrates for solar cells. |
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| A high-quality germanium lens guarantees perfect thermographic images, which are shown in real-time on the brilliant LCD display. |
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| These plans also include turning Firebird into an integrated supplier of germanium for optical and solar module applications. |
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| The decrease in the germanium profit margins, despite higher sales volumes, was due in part to the increase in metal supply costs. |
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| The use of germanium devices opens a whole new sound palate not found in any pro audio equipment currently manufactured. |
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| Most lenses for thermal cameras are made using germanium, which is transparent to IR-light and thermal radiation. |
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| High-accuracy calibrations of specially-selected silicon and germanium photodiodes are also available upon special request. |
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| The microprocessors in our computers are made from silicon, gallium and germanium. |
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| This is based on some of the decomposition energy going to melting of the germanium as well as heating of the hydrogen produced. |
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| America's manufacturers are already dependent on foreigners for practically all their gallium, germanium, indium and scandium. |
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| By forcing crystals of germanium or silicon to grow with impurities such as boron or phosphorus, the crystals gain entirely different electrical conductive properties. |
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| Bonds between those underlying germanium atoms are less strained and therefore strong enough to resist being snipped free by hydrogen. |
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| A high purity germanium detector was found to produce a better response than a thallium activated sodium iodide crystal. |
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| In one process, known as nonreactive vapour-phase glassmaking, elements such as silicon, germanium, and selenium or their alloys are vacuum-evaporated or sputtered and then condensed onto a cool substrate. |
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| Zinc ore is good for indium, germanium and cadmium. |
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| Mobile phones and computers use copper for their wiring and rely on cobalt, germanium, lithium, nickel, platinum and tantalum for other components. |
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| Unlike traditional semiconductors, which are crystals of elements such as silicon and germanium, organic semiconductors are more complex versions of the chemicals from which plastics are made. |
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| Germanium is identified medically as bis carboxyethyl germanium sesquioxide. |
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| In the longer term, in the domain of nano-electronics, BCN could be used as a passive film on silicon and germanium nanowires that would be useful for the preparation of chemical sensors, or also as a field emission source. |
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| The circuit was built using IBM's latest silicon germanium chip-making technology, extending basic silicon to speeds never thought possible. |
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| Using gold as a catalyst, Sadoh and his colleagues were able to grow germanium crystals at a temperature of about 250 degree Celsius. |
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| The licensee also owns and operates a mobile lung counting system, which consists of four large-area germanium detectors, mounted in a shielded counting chamber. |
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| Traditionally, if another material is grown on top of germanium, it needs to be done in the same lattice constant and have lattice-matched material. |
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| In Electro-Optic Materials the downturn in the telecommunications sector will continue to weigh on demand for germanium for fibre optic applications. |
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| In the vintage class-A mode the sound has a fat, punchy low-end with more mid character., the germanium mode will add even more harmonics to the sound. |
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| Certain crystalline semiconductors, such as silicon, germanium, lead sulfide, and cadmium sulfide, and the related semimetal selenium, are strongly photoconductive. |
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| After an incident on November 26, 1984, at a facility in Japan, it was determined that pure germane can deflagrate when ignited with a spark in the absence of air, decomposing exothermically to germanium metal and hydrogen. |
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| Umicore has harnessed this property and offers germanium lenses for infrared vision systems used in applications such as night vision, fire-fighting and security. |
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| Clinical researches have thus far showed that the Reishi mushroom is a natural source of the organic germanium which helps prevent can cerous diseases. |
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| Other legal, non-prescription remedies that can sicken or kill are aconite, chaparral, colloidal silver, coltsfoot, comfrey, germanium, greater celandine, kava and lobelia. |
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| The granites are highly enriched in lithium, boron, caesium and uranium and moderately so in fluorine, gallium, germanium, rubidium, tin, tantalum, tungsten and thallium. |
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| The ease of initiation depended on the fiber's germanium concentration. |
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| But what about coenzyme Q10, superoxide dismutase, tyrosine, germanium, ginseng, quercetin, carnitine, and dozens of herbs, glandular extracts, amino acids, and nucleic acids? |
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| Germanium looks like a metal, with a bright, shiny, silvery luster, but it is brittle and breaks apart rather easily. |
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| Germanium is a commodity that is primarily mined and produced by just a handful of relatively large companies worldwide. |
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