India set up high brightness LED and semiconductor lighting industry group

Recently, semiconductor equipment and Materials International Inc. (SEMI) announced the establishment of the India branch of India high brightness light-emitting diodes and semiconductor lighting industry group (India SSL Special Interest Group).

Semiconductor equipment and Materials Association of the newly established subsidiary of semiconductor lighting industry group will focus on materials, equipment and production problems, improve the quality by reducing the cost of development, supply chain, and the acceleration of industrial development to further promote the comprehensive development of the industry. Currently, the newly formed industry group members, including members of the international semiconductor equipment and Materials Association, and a number of high brightness LED market leader in the industry.

India SSL Special Interest Group in India will be held in Hyderabad from November 9th to 11, the India solar industry in 2011 will host an industry forum, with the participants of LED manufacturers, LED suppliers, on behalf of the researchers and other aspects of the discussion of the development of LED technology. In addition, will promote the establishment of a new semiconductor lighting manufacturing industry ecosystem in India. Taking into account the great development opportunities and rapid application of semiconductor lighting technology brings great social benefits, the international semiconductor equipment and Materials Association in recent years has increased its membership of the LED industry services. International Association of semiconductor equipment and materials will provide a variety of services, held a large number of activities, including exhibitions, exhibition services, webinars, standardization, market research industry (including a photoelectric semiconductor /LED database) and international industrial support. India's LED lighting market is expected to grow at a compound annual rate of 41.5%, and is expected to reach $399 million by 2015.