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INP
(redirected from Indium Phosphide)

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INPInput
INPIndium Phosphide
INPIn Process
INPIntelligent Networking Pack (Hp)
INPImpulse Noise Protection
INPInterim Number Portability
INPIntroduction of New Products
INPIf Not Possible
INPIntelligent Network Processor
INPInternational News Photo
INPInternet Nodal Processor
INPI'm Not Perfect
INPInfoscreen Networks Plc
INPInformation Needs Project
INPInternational Network Planning
INPIntegration Planner
INPIrving National Park (Saint John, NB, Canada)


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Next, the team cut up the wafers to yield laser chips in which an applied voltage makes the indium phosphide layer produce light.
Long-sought laser? Standard microchips may gain speedy optical ... by Weiss, P. / Science News
A fast signal processing speed responding to a data rate as high as 40 Gbps, based on indium phosphide (InP**) compound semiconductor technology.
NEC Develops Signal-Reshaping LSI for 40 Gbps Optical Fiber ... by JCN Newswires
Three substances for which there were no previous IARC evaluations have now been evaluated and classified: gallium arsenide is classified as a Group I human carcinogen, indium phosphide as a Group 2A (probable) human carcinogen, and vanadium pentoxide as a Group 2B (possible) human carcinogen (IARC, in press a).
IARC carcinogen update by Siemiatycki, Jack / Environmental Health Perspectives
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