VON ARDENNE GmbH

Booth

A2.514

Exhibition

This supplier is exhibiting at Intersolar Europe.

Product Groups

  • Manufacturing Equipment for solar cells, modules, thin films

Contact Information

+49 351 2637300
sales@vonardenne.biz
http://www.vonardenne.com
VON ARDENNE GmbH
Am Hahnweg 8
01328 Dresden, Germany
Individual company presentation

VON ARDENNE develops and manufactures advanced coating equipment for the deposition of ultra-thin functional layers on materials such as glass, metal strip, wafers and polymer films. Two key technologies are applied by our equipment: magnetron sputtering, a process during which materials such as metals or oxides are atomized in plasma and then condense as a layer, and electron beam evaporation, a method of vaporizing metals and alloys by bombarding them with electron beams.

The major international manufacturers of crystalline and thin-film solar modules use our highly productive equipment. We are also cooperating closely with them to develop the next generation of modules that will be even more efficient.

We have acquired an excellent process know-how based on more than 300 coating systems we have installed for crystalline solar cells and thin-film solar module providers. This expertise has been incorporated into the development of coating systems for the next generations of high-efficiency solar cells.

VON ARDENNE was founded in 1991 as a spin-off of the former Manfred von Ardenne Research Institute. The company is based in Dresden, with subsidiaries in China, Japan, Malaysia, the USA, India and Vietnam. Manfred von Ardenne’s inventions formed the basis for our work today in the fields of vacuum, plasma and electron beam technology.

Equipment, components and technologies made by VON ARDENNE make an important contribution to the protection of the environment. Our customers use them to produce sustainable products for the generation of renewable energy and the sustainable use of resources.

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Floorplan

Booth

A2.514

Further Content

Wes Stein, Chief Research Scientist for Solar Technologies at CSIRO

CSP – How Concentrated Solar Power Works

The smarter E Podcast Episode 150 | Language: English

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Market Trends

PV Production: Can Europe Keep Up With the Rest of the World?

September 7, 2023

Even though the European Solar PV Industry Alliance is predicting that its own annual production capacity goal of 30 gigawatts (GW) will actually be exceeded by 2025, there’s still no guarantee that Europe will be able to catch back up with the international competition and secure a leading position again when it comes to PV production.

Dr. Hamed Beheshti and Ahmad Sandid

How Solar PV Is Helping to Achieve Sustainable Development Goals in Africa

The smarter E Podcast Episode 149 | Language: English

September 7, 2023

Africa has a huge untapped solar potential. The integrated solar water desalination project at Lodwar Hospital in Kenya is a flagship project that contributes to several Sustainable Development Goals.

Webinar Collection

Opportunities for Green Hydrogen in Brazil

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The international green hydrogen market is on the rise. Due to Brazil’s geographic and climate characteristics, it has a huge potential to become one of the largest producers and exporters of green hydrogen in the World.

Prof. Dr. Peter Dold

Are We Experiencing a Successful Renaissance of PV Production in Europe?

The smarter E Podcast Episode 131 | Language: German

April 13, 2023

Prof. Dr. Peter Dold, Head of the Fraunhofer Center for Silicon Photovoltaics.

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