Germanium (99.99%)

Germanium (99.99%)

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Germanium is a high-purity semiconductor material prized for its infrared transparency, optical precision, and advanced electronic characteristics. With a purity of 99.99%, it is used in defense, aerospace, photonics, and high-tech electronics where consistency, reliability, and performance are critical.

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Widely employed in infrared optics, germanium is essential for thermal imaging systems, night vision lenses, targeting sensors, and optical windows. Its high refractive index and excellent transmission in the 2–14 µm range make it ideal for military-grade surveillance, aerospace instrumentation, and precision optical systems. It also serves as a key material in space-grade solar cells, offering stable performance in high-radiation environments.

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Beyond optics, germanium plays an integral role in semiconductor devices, transistors, and fiber optic systems. Its use is expanding in fields such as telecommunications, quantum computing, and AI hardware, where its thermal stability and signal fidelity are increasingly valued. Germanium also supports high-efficiency photovoltaic cells, low-temperature electronics, and next-generation memory technologies.