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To: w2j2 who wrote (1694)	11/23/1998 10:23:00 PM
From: doormouse	Read Replies (1) of 7720

Cree is the only American company selling large volumes of their own blue LEDs today. HP is quickly coming up next, but a bulk if not all their sales are chips they buy from Japan, package, and re-sell. However, current Cree chips are far inferior to the Japanese stuff (shorter wavelength - - 430 nm vs 450-470 nm most people want so Cree's LEDs look more violet,,, lower brightness too). They keep claiming they have improved to the level of Nichia, and have green chips as well, but the market haven't quite seen that yet... One of the major issues everyone has with the blue LEDs is chip uniformity across a wafer. So, it's relatively easy to make a few hero chips to report at a conference and not quite that easy to make them in volume. <GO MVIS!!> .k1b0

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