TMIn SSG

Product Line High purity metalorganics

TMIn SSG is a solid indium precursor for the compound semiconductor industry.

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  • Chemical family

    High Purity Metalorganics
  • CAS number

    3385-78-2
  • Physical form

    Crystalline
  • Molecular Weight

    159.9
  • Chemical name

    Trimethylindium
  • Molecular drawing

    High Purity Metalorganics
  • Applications

    TMI SSG is used as a high quality solid indium precursor for the deposition of compound semiconductors which are used in applications such laser diodes, sensors (VCSEL), light emitting diodes (LED) and concentrated photovoltaic cells (CPV). Trimethylindium is solid high purity metalorganic. To guarantee a consistent molar flow concentration and high utilization of the cylinder content, we have developed a unique and patented technology delivery technology called the Hiperquad. Check out our cylinders and equipment page to learn more about this technology.

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Electronics

Detailed description

TMIn SSG is a solid indium precursor (Select Semiconductor Grade) for the deposition of compound semiconductors.

Functions

  • Precursor

Applications

  • Electronic Devices
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