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January 11th, 2007
Tegal Receives Repeat PVD Production System Order From US Customer
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Tegal Corporation (Nasdaq:TGAL), a leading designer and manufacturer of plasma etch and deposition systems used in the production of integrated circuits and nanotechnology devices, today announced that it had received a repeat order for its Endeavor AT™ PVD cluster tool from a U.S.-based global leader in power management device manufacturing. The new Endeavor system will be shipped to a fab in the U.S. and will be used in the production of next-generation IGBTs and power MOSFET ICs. Such power management devices are built into servers, computers, cars, satellites and home appliances.
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