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| Kyocera solar roof with maximum quality standard for Toyota Prius |
| Kyocera explains the solar roof for the Toyota Prius |
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Kyoto/Esslingen, 30 September 2009 – Kyocera, one of the leading manufacturers in the solar sector, is exclusively equipping the new Toyota Prius with a solar roof. Toyota will also be presenting the optional equipment feature, which supplies the air-conditioning system of the hybrid vehicle with energy, at the IAA in Frankfurt. This system ventilates the interior of the car and regulates the temperature. Rafael Schröer, Managing Director of Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH, explains why the development of this special solar module has presented Kyocera with a unique challenge.
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| KYOCERA Develops World’s Fastest Inkjet Printhead |
| Enhanced device offers high-speed, high-resolution, full-color printing at 150 million dots per second |
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KYOTO, September 18, 2009 — Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba) today announced that it has developed the world’s fastest* inkjet printhead — the key component in inkjet printing equipment. Each nozzle in the new KJ4 Series printhead ejects ink at up to 60,000 dots per second (at 60kHz drive frequency); with 2,656 nozzles per head, the device is capable of printing approximately 150 million dots per second.
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| KYOCERA Sakura Solar Energy Center Marks 25 Years |
| Conducting R&D, training, and promotion of solar energy |
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Neuss/Kyoto - Since 1975, Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba) has continuously been developing its solar energy business with the business rationale, “To bring the power of the sun to the world.” To achieve that goal, in August 1984, Kyocera established the Sakura Solar Energy Center just outside of Tokyo for the research & development, and promotion of solar power generating systems. This month the Center marks its 25th anniversary.
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| Kyocera solar roof with maximum quality standard for Toyota Prius |
| Kyocera explains the solar roof for the Toyota Prius |
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| Kyoto/Esslingen, 30 September 2009 – Kyocera, one of the leading manufacturers in the solar sector, is exclusively equipping the new Toyota Prius with a solar roof. Toyota will also be presenting the optional equipment feature, which supplies the air-conditioning system of the hybrid vehicle with energy, at the IAA in Frankfurt. This system ventilates the interior of the car and regulates the temperature. Rafael Schröer, Managing Director of Kyocera Fineceramics GmbH, explains why the development of this special solar module has presented Kyocera with a unique challenge.
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| KYOCERA Develops World’s Fastest Inkjet Printhead |
| Enhanced device offers high-speed, high-resolution, full-color printing at 150 million dots per second |
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| KYOTO, September 18, 2009 — Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba) today announced that it has developed the world’s fastest* inkjet printhead — the key component in inkjet printing equipment. Each nozzle in the new KJ4 Series printhead ejects ink at up to 60,000 dots per second (at 60kHz drive frequency); with 2,656 nozzles per head, the device is capable of printing approximately 150 million dots per second.
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| KYOCERA Sakura Solar Energy Center Marks 25 Years |
| Conducting R&D, training, and promotion of solar energy |
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| Neuss/Kyoto - Since 1975, Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba) has continuously been developing its solar energy business with the business rationale, “To bring the power of the sun to the world.” To achieve that goal, in August 1984, Kyocera established the Sakura Solar Energy Center just outside of Tokyo for the research & development, and promotion of solar power generating systems. This month the Center marks its 25th anniversary.
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| Kyocera’s “green curtain” competes with the air-conditioning unit |
| Environment-friendly and cheap: Plant curtain saves energy |
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| Kyoto / Neuss − The Japanese technology corporation Kyocera, a leading producer in the field of fine ceramic components, is fitting its company premises in Japan out with “green curtains”. Placed in front of the office windows, foliage plants climb up trellises until they are fully covered. Closely intertwined, the leaves form a green wall and thus protect the interiors against direct sunlight – preventing the offices from heating up too quickly. This lowers the load on the air-conditioning system, saves energy and thus protects the environment. Planted vegetables spice up the menus in the canteen.
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| Kyocera Develops Industry’s First SAW Filter with High Selectivity for the Prevention of Radio Wave Interference |
| Separating adjacent signals by 5 MHz-widths in the 2.6 GHz range contributes to stable data communications in WiMAX and other high-speed wireless networks |
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| Kyoto/ Neuss — Kyocera Corporation (President: Tetsuo Kuba) announced today that it has successfully developed two types of compact Surface Acoustic Wave (SAW) filters — for reception and transmission — that dramatically improve the prevention of radio wave interference in next-generation high-speed wireless communication networks such as WiMAX. This development creates the first SAW filters in the industry in the high-frequency range of 2.6 GHz to feature high selectivity and low loss characteristics. Samples of the new SAW filters are currently available.
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Daniela Faust
Manager Corporate Communications
e-mail: daniela.faust@kyocera.de
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