pilot line definition
pilot line means an experimental project or action addressing higher technology readiness levels from levels 3 to 8 to further develop an enabling infrastructure necessary to test, demonstrate, validate and calibrate a product or system with the model assumptions;
pilot line means semiconductor wafer processing facilities, which also may be referred to as the “fab” or “foundry” and that are operated by SVTC.
pilot line a pilot manufacturing line to be established by Augrid for the manufacture of Products on a pre-production scale.
More Definitions of pilot line
pilot line shall have the meaning provided in Section 3.2.
pilot line means an assembly of Equipment which, when the Equipment includes a full complement of the necessary mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, and hydraulic components as agreed between DURACELL and AER, and human operators, and is operated in a Process of Assembling, yields the production of [ ]* Cells or [ ]* Cells at a minimum rate of one [ ]* Cell or [ ]* Cell per minute and a maximum rate of 12 [ ]* Cells or [ ]* Cells per minute.
pilot line means the pilot semiconductor wafer manufacturing line at the Premises, or any alternative replacement or substitute site thereto, as equipped to build 8” wafers, as the case may be.