Semiconductor

  • Applied Semiconductor is a new technology company pioneering the use of non-chip based semiconductor technology that offers Zeta, which is designed to control marine antifouling with no environmental ramifications. Zeta is based in part on NASA technology first used on lunar mission, and it slows the rate of electron transfer within protected material by a factor of 103. Zeta is designed to prevent corrosion of conductive materials, such as steel or aluminum, for life.

    The Zeta System consists of two components, a ceramic-based coating, containing millions of microscopic P and N semiconductors, and an electronic control unit (ECU). The coating is applied using conventional air or airless spray equipment in a single coat to the conductive material to be protected. The ECU is then attached to the coat material to be protected.

    Once the system is in place, random current fluctuations from the electrochemical activity of corrosion in the protected material are transferred to the semiconductor particles in the coating.

    The random flow of electrons now takes place between P and N semiconductors of the coating, with the junction between the semiconductors acting as a restrictive dioxide.

    Based on an expected life for the Zeta coating of three-to-five years without the ECU, the life of the Zeta coating with the ECU in place is expected for 3,000 to 5,000 years.

    In addition to its corrosion prevention properties, the Zeta system can be modified to prevent marine fouling, or the growth of organisms such as barnacles and zebra mussels on ships, pipes and other structures exposed to fresh or salt water.

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  • currently the world's largest manufacturer of Xenon searchlights, in addition to its position as a major manufacturer of night vision devices and semiconductor components. For a brochure describing Varo searchlights, write to Kenneth I. Clifford, Varo, Inc., P.O. Box 828, Garland, Texas 75040

  • . His naval experience ranges from a tour on the USS Missouri to destroyer escorts. Commercial experience spans 23 years in electronics and semiconductors. Mr. Hurley has long been associated with ITT Corporation, where he has managed Portugal and California operations. Since 1969, he has been

  • — N e w Free Brochure Available A new 24-page catalog from Barksdale Controls Division presents the company's diverse line of semiconductor strain-gauge pressure transducers. Standard models are available with milli-gauge volt, voltage, milliampere and frequency outputs, with gauge pressures from

  • radio and antenna coupler. Harris Corporation, with sales of more than $2 billion, is a major supplier of information, communication and semiconductor systems, products and services to government and commercial markets worldwide. The RF-3200 is made by Harris's Long Range Radio Division, which

  • gasket or Oring face seal fittings, socket weld or butt weld. Sizes are Vi -inch, % -inch and ¥2-inch. Applications include systems involving semiconductor processing, toxic or corrosive fluid control, high vacuum, high purity and ultra-clean requirements. For additional information and free literature

  • transmission in an advanced ECCM environment. Harris Corporation, Rochester, N.Y., is a $2.1-billion supplier of information, communication and semiconductor systems, products and services to government and commercial markets worldwide. For more information and free literature on the Harris HF-SSB

  • [email protected] W: http://www.xsens.com CEO/President: Casper Peeters Number of Employees: 60   The Company Xsens, acquired by Fairchild Semiconductor in 2014, is a supplier of 3D motion tracking technology and products. The company develops and supplies Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) and Attitude

  • allow it to do a job for you. Simply explained, that's exactly what batteries can do for you. This feature is unique, and should be credited to power semiconductor technology developed by electrical companies. ABB was a pioneer in the marine industry, by launching the Onboard DC Grid in 2011.Many other companies

  • power hungry so that it could be used on long-endurance AUVs.At its core is a pair of high-dynamic range scientific CMOS (complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor) cameras, each with 2,560 x 2,160 pixel resolution – double that of SeaXerocks. These are mounted in a 4000 m-rated titanium housing, optimized

  • With Cargo Monitoring Systems: A. Eian, Autronica A/S, Trondheim, Norway. 2:00 p.m. — New Developments in Toxic Gas Detection Using a Silicon Semiconductor Sensor: Sema Electronics Ltd. Tank Coatings and Linings— Panel Session 2:30 p.m.—Tank Coatings: A.V. Robinson, Camrex Ltd., Sunderland. 2:45

  • . July 16 Research Triangle Institute, Research Triangle Park, N.C., is being awarded a $5,823,642 cost-plus-fixed-fee contract for semiconductor diamond technology research. Work will be performed in Research Triangle Park, and is expected to be completed December 31, 1988. One bid was receiv

  • MT Sep-23#71   generation of compact, semiconductor- Singapore, BeeX.)
    September 2023 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 71

    and become the standard bearer for a new autonomous vehicle specialist from more thrust than any other vehicle in its generation of compact, semiconductor- Singapore, BeeX. Subsea Europe Ser- class based wave sensors due to its power- vices also enjoys closer partnerships • 20 Gb/s to 5 user-con

  • MT Oct-20#47  metal–oxide–semiconductor) cameras, each 
with)
    October 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 47

    hungry so that it could be used on long-endurance AUVs. At its core is a pair of high-dynamic range scienti? c CMOS (complementary metal–oxide–semiconductor) cameras, each with 2,560 x 2,160 pixel resolution – double that of SeaXe- rocks. These are mounted in a 4000 m-rated titanium housing, optimised

  • MT Jun-20#30  benefts of vast  in the semiconductor lab at the Univer-
large)
    June 2020 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 30

    GPS, Gyro Compasses & MEMS chanical system used in these buoys is based applications, the benefts of vast in the semiconductor lab at the Univer- large, heavy, and consumes power at a investment for applications such as smart sity of Michigan through decades in sili- rate that requires larger battery

  • MN Sep-19#52  
for aerospace, oil?  eld, semiconductor,  of Business Administratio)
    September 2019 - Marine News page: 52

    in the transporta- custom sealing engineered solutions University of Florida and a Masters tion and logistics industry.” for aerospace, oil? eld, semiconductor, of Business Administration from the petrochemical, and power. He started University of North Florida. FUELTRAX Appoints Brill as his career

  • MN Nov-18#77  Fleet
be credited to power semiconductor technology developed)
    November 2018 - Marine News page: 77

    Credit: AAM / Red & White Fleet be credited to power semiconductor technology developed by electrical companies. ABB was a pioneer in the marine industry, by launching the Onboard DC Grid in 2011. Many other companies followed up with matching so- lutions quickly, and there are multiple integrators today

  • MT Mar-18#8  for missing Ma-
the semiconductor age. As a talented)
    March 2018 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 8

    Ocean In? nity, the U.S. company Yale in 1960, Ed worked at Clevite Transistor in what was the beginning of currently searching for missing Ma- the semiconductor age. As a talented engineer he moved onto EG&G where laysian Airlines ? ight MH370, said he was an apprentice under Harold Doc Edgerton (the

  • MP Q4-16#17  such as biotechnology and 
semiconductor manufacturing. Intent)
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    engineering was already making the transition from the historic re? nery and chemical plant jobs to new industries such as biotechnology and semiconductor manufacturing. Intent on a career in biotech, she switched gears www.maritimelogisticsprofessional.com 17I 1-17 Q4 MP2016.indd 17 1-17 Q4

  • MR May-16#56  higher loss- opment of the semiconductor technol- ‘environmentally-f)
    May 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 56

    drive systems had the devel- drives, they are also substantially more cient port operation. combined with signi? cantly higher loss- opment of the semiconductor technol- ‘environmentally-friendly.’ But hybrid-drives would be a realistic es than mechanical drive systems, and ogy during the last two decades

  • MT Sep-14#66  
sales engineer in the semiconductor, solar 
LED and medical)
    September 2014 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 66

    Associates marketing and technical sales group.Alvanos joins Klein with 10 years of experience as a senior technical sales engineer in the semiconductor, solar LED and medical product applications fi elds. McMillan Design is celebrating 20 years of design, manufacturing and sales of the

  • MR Sep-77#32  man-
ager of the ITT Semiconductor 
Company, based in)
    September 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32

    with ITT Corporation, where he has managed Portugal and California operations. Since 1969, he has been general man- ager of the ITT Semiconductor Company, based in Sidcup, Eng- land. One of the major programs there was special reliability am- plifiers for trans-Atlantic cables. "I

  • MR Oct-15-77#35  night vision devices 
and semiconductor components. 
For)
    October 15, 1977 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 35

    the world's largest manufacturer of Xenon searchlights, in addition to its position as a major manu- facturer of night vision devices and semiconductor components. For a brochure describing Varo searchlights, write to Kenneth I. Clifford, Varo, Inc., P.O. Box 828, Garland, Texas 75040.

  • MR Oct-80#24  Using a Silicon 
Semiconductor Sensor: Sema Electronics)
    October 1980 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 24

    With Cargo Monitoring Systems: A. Eian, Autronica A/S, Trondheim, Norway. 2:00 p.m. — New Developments in Toxic Gas Detection Using a Silicon Semiconductor Sensor: Sema Electronics Ltd. Tank Coatings and Linings— Panel Session 2:30 p.m.—Tank Coatings: A.V. Rob- inson, Camrex Ltd., Sunderland

  • MR Nov-83#58  and solenoids; resistors; semiconductor devices; 
tube shields)
    November 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 58

    networks; oscillators; instrument panels; receivers; recorders and components; pressure regulators; relays, contac- tors and solenoids; resistors; semiconductor devices; tube shields and inserts; sockets; sound recording equipment; stuffing tubes; switches; terminal boards; terminal and lugs; transformers

  • MR Feb-86#34  
and 
Switches 
Semiconductor strain gauge 
transmitters)
    February 1986 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 34

    tank contents which installs into pre-installed pipe for extremely deep tanks. Pressure Transducers, Transmitters and Switches Semiconductor strain gauge transmitters and transducers in modular design are ideal for monitoring machinery and systems. Other designs nclude vibration

  • MR Oct-00#36  Electronically 
Applied Semiconductor is a new tech-
nology)
    October 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 36

    , involving a 5,300-dwt chemtanker newbuilding in the Netherlands. Circle 80 on Reader Service Card Corrosion Control Electronically Applied Semiconductor is a new tech- nology company pioneering the use of non-chip based semiconductor technol- ogy that offers Zeta, which is designed to control

  • MR Oct-00#34  Electronically 
Applied Semiconductor is a new tech-
nology)
    October 2000 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 34

    , involving a 5,300-dwt chemtanker newbuilding in the Netherlands. Circle 80 on Reader Service Card Corrosion Control Electronically Applied Semiconductor is a new tech- nology company pioneering the use of non-chip based semiconductor technol- ogy that offers Zeta, which is designed to control

  • MR Apr-70#14  in Syra-
cuse and with semiconductor de-
vices manufactured)
    April 1970 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 14

    management ca- pacities. This service included op- erations experience with television receivers and transmitters in Syra- cuse and with semiconductor de- vices manufactured in Clyde and Auburn, N.Y. Mr. Goodwin is a native of Syra- cuse, N.Y. and an engineering graduate of Syracuse University

  • MR Dec-2-06#13  smaller and more powerful
semiconductors and moving informa-
tion)
    December 2, 2006 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 13

    says. While there are fewer weapon systems builders, the industrial capability is more sophisticated, manu- facturing smaller and more powerful semiconductors and moving informa- tion with greater speed and fidelity over fiber optics. Ground Positioning Satellite (GPS) gives weapons pinpoint accuracy

  • MR May-2-10#16  IGBT power semiconductors which are used in)
    May 2, 2010 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16

    offered transformerless Active Front End solutions. Con- verteam’s MV3000 is one such drive and it features the char- acteristic IGBT power semiconductors which are used in a fully controlled rectifier instead of “traditional” uncontrolled diode bridges. D-AFE builds on the advantages of AFE and

  • MT May-11#35 , data storage,
semiconductors, microelectronics)
    May 2011 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 35

    devices market continues to be driven by increasing demands in camera phones for autofocus mechanisms, piezo-transformers, data storage, semiconductors, microelectronics production, precision mechanics, life science and medical technology, optics, photonics, nano-metrology, robots, toys, HVAC

  • MT May-11#32  in the
biomedical, semiconductor, data storage, aerospace)
    May 2011 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 32

    applications. Over the next several years, there should be significant growth opportunities for piezoelectric actuators in the biomedical, semiconductor, data storage, aerospace and automation arenas. A well-organized piezoelectric motor business with coordinated, integrated organizations in key regio

  • MT May-11#30  mechanics Robots and toys
Semiconductor Equipment HVDC Building)
    May 2011 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 30

    for hard disk Smart materials for aircraft wing Electronic shock absorbers for skies Transformers for Notebook Precision mechanics Robots and toys Semiconductor Equipment HVDC Building Control systems Toys Micro and Nano Lithography Noise and vibration damping Microphones Data storage components Non-destructi

  • MT Apr-08#30 , Automotive, Defense, Semiconductor, Cameras/ Optics,)
    April 2008 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 30

    Seals Hermetic with no detectable leakage through any insulated wire or pin connector type Wide range of industries: Aerospace, Automotive, Defense, Semiconductor, Cameras/ Optics, Petrochemical, Marine, Process Controls, Medical mini PAVE-Seal? Wide range of chemical resistance: Fuels, Oils, Water

  • MR Feb-11#32  of their IGCT power
semiconductors allow the use of)
    February 2011 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 32

    converters by ABB are of Volt- age Source Inverter -type with improved efficiency especially at partial loads. The low losses of their IGCT power semiconductors allow the use of a fuse- less main circuitry and result in less re- quired cooling capacity. It provides fast switching which enables further