What does AR stand for?

Arsenide

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Space-based technology Sharp achieved the feat using a long-sought indium gallium arsenide layer that had previously been impossible to manufacture correctly.

United States: World s best solar cells use satellite technology

One problem is that high currents tend to break down the organic dyes they rely on and this dramatically reduces their lifetime compared with inorganic LEDs made of materials such as indium gallium arsenide.

Next gen LEDs could shine bright white light for homes and offices

Army's RDECOM CERDEC Night Vision and Electronic Sensors Directorate to design, develop and deliver an indium gallium arsenide (InGaAs) technology for use in high-definition, infrared night vision cameras.

GOODRICH GETS R&D CONTRACT TO IMPROVE NIGHT VISION CAMERAS

Semiconductor makers will be able to reduce the amount of gallium arsenide they use, from the entire chip to an ultra-thin layer above the silicon, Motorola scientists said.

Chip-making advance reported Motorola method may reduce cell-phone ...

The camera employs a 320 by 256 Indium Gallium Arsenide focalplane array and is highly sensitive to wavebands from 900 to 1,700 nanometers.

Ultra-Small Near Infrared Camera Introduced

Filtronic Plc, the UK producer of microwave products for cellular and cable telecommunications and electronic warfare, plans to take over a former Fujitsu semiconductor facility at Newton Aycliffe in northeast England to produce gallium arsenide chips aimed at the cellular handset and wireless infrastructure market.

Filtronic Plans GaAs Chips at Former Fujitsu Plant

Filtronic found a silver lining by buying a UK computer chip factory which will produce gallium arsenide.

Filtronic heads roll over setback in US

Los Angeles-area manufacturers pioneering the use of a space-age compound called gallium arsenide have received another boost, as an Orange County corporate-investment firm announced it expects by January to buy out the top producer of solar cells made from gallium arsenide, citing its promising "growth potential.

Gallium arsenide compound scores again; Applied Solar buyout signals ...