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1972
Dear Lars, I never have been seen CemCon control hardware, I don't know. Please, only note, that MF it is middle frequency (in the range 40 to 250 kHz...
Milko Angelov
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Jun 1, 2005
11:26 am
1973
It is quite easy to get SiO2 from Si target with reactive sputtering. The trick is the silicon oxide is the precursor of SiO2 formation on the Si target. ...
Steven Ho
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Jun 1, 2005
11:29 am
1974
Dear all, For one of our member companies we are looking for someone who can deposit 5 µm Sn on a polycarbonate foil of 0.8 mm thick. Deposition should be in...
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Jun 1, 2005
11:29 am
1975
Dear Angel, dear All The coating technique that it is most used is cathodic arc evaporation. Since the topic of production of DLc for bldes was discussed 2...
Vasco Teixeira
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Jun 1, 2005
12:39 pm
1976
Angel: I hope all is going well in Israel. In answer to your question, I currently have a sputtering machine on the floor running TiN, TiAlN and CrN for...
bob@...
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Jun 1, 2005
12:41 pm
1977
Dear Kris, We can do this on a 300 mm wide foil. If this wideness is enough, don't hesitate contact me directly. Best regads Milko Angelov Executive Manager ...
Milko Angelov
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Jun 1, 2005
12:43 pm
1978
Hi All, I work for a small semiconductor company that does processes on Silicon Wafers ranging from 50mm-300mm. We sputter ...
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Jun 2, 2005
11:47 pm
1979
Eric: Assuming the RGA indicates no leakage, add a Meissner coil/trap/water-pump inside the deposition chamber. Stan Goldfarb...
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Jun 3, 2005
9:01 pm
1980
What kind of tool do you have? It appears a well-known problem from old generation sputtering tools. It will be helpful if you list out your recipe, so does...
Yongbai Yin
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Jun 3, 2005
9:01 pm
1981
Hi, The problem can be due to following reasons: 1. Deposition Rate is very low. 2. One of the reasons of milkyness is presensce of oxygen mainly or some...
Mr. Inderjit Singh
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Jun 3, 2005
9:03 pm
1982
Sounds like you might not have reproducible sputtering pressures. At higher pressures you get columnar growth and light scattering giving a white "mossy"...
SVC
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Jun 3, 2005
9:08 pm
1983
The white appearance of Al at increasing thicknesses is common and is usually a good indication of roughness. Power / pressure variations can improve this...
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Jun 3, 2005
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1984
... "Milky appearance" means low reflectivity? There's a number of potential root causes. Most common is contamination (leaks, outgassing, stuff coming in with...
MT Klaus Beschorner
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Jun 3, 2005
10:59 pm
1985
Hi, I have a stationary, heated substrate holder in a PECVD chamber. Are there any way I can rotate substrate without significant modification on the holder?...
Zhang, Ji-Guang
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Jun 3, 2005
10:59 pm
1986
Hello, what is the recommended method to etch substrates and deposit AlTiN films by cathodic arc deposition process and which type of cathodes best to use in a...
Vuoristo Petri
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Jun 3, 2005
10:59 pm
1987
Hello Vuoristo, Best way to preclean in situ substrates before AlTiN coating is ion etch with Ti ions at high ion energy. For best results you must use one...
Milko Angelov
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Jun 4, 2005
4:16 pm
1988
Hi, I have been trying to sputter HfO2 on Si from a HfO2 ceramic target.The deposition conditions are 150 W Ar/O2 ratio is 10:1 at 250 C for 3 hours.But for...
harish
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Jun 6, 2005
9:46 pm
1989
Dear Harish, Try to decrease the amount of the O2 in the sputter gas as much as you can. regards ...
Hussein Shanak
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Jun 7, 2005
9:16 am
1990
Harish: 150 Watts on a 2" target is different than 150 Watts on a 6" target. Are you using RF or pulsed DC? (check dark space shield). Is the 150 Watts forward...
Stan Goldfarb
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Jun 7, 2005
9:17 am
1991
Hello: Browsing the internet and looking for information on PACVD I found a link to a discussion from about 3 years ago where you were expressing some interest...
javier zarate
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Jun 7, 2005
9:19 am
1992
Dear Shank, The amount of O2 is 1sccm and Ar is 10 sccm.shall i lower the O2 content further? Thanks, Harish. Hussein Shanak <h_shanak@...> wrote: Dear...
harish
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Jun 7, 2005
4:36 pm
1993
Hello, are you using rf sputtering? If yes, which dc self-bias voltage do you get? How big is your target? Rf matchbox efficiency can vary between 0% and 98%,...
Roland Gesche
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Jun 7, 2005
4:36 pm
1994
Hi, Mine is a 3 inch target.And 150 watts is a Forward power(RF) and i donot see any reflected power. Thanks, Harish....
harish
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Jun 7, 2005
4:36 pm
1995
Since you are already feeding O2 into the chamber, why not sputter a pure metal Hf target and form the HfO2 by reaction? I think that would give you much...
James Krzanowski
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Jun 8, 2005
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1996
... from old ... your ... problem. ... We are using an MRC 900 series. We normally sputter at 6kw around 5" to 6" per minute. Another odd thing about the...
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Jun 8, 2005
9:13 am
1997
Hi, I wonder if any one have information about the best e-beam crucibles for Ti evaporation. The technical information about our system as follows; 1- The...
Abbas Gamal
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Jun 9, 2005
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1998
Call for papers: 8th Workshop on Plasma based Ion Implantation & Deposition ”°PBII&D05”±, Chengdu, China, 18-22,Sept.2005 Dear all, Plasma-based ion...
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Jun 9, 2005
2:32 pm
1999
Dr. Abbas, I would try a graphite crucible liner. They are inexpensive and readily available and should work for evaporating Ti. Check out the link: ...
Heidi Siwik
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Jun 9, 2005
3:20 pm
2000
Hi, Water cooled copper crucibles are commonly used for Ti evaporation. Antti Korhonen Prof. Dr. Antti S. Korhonen Helsinki University of Technology P.O. Box...
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Jun 9, 2005
11:33 pm
2001
Dr. Abbas, The graphite crucible suggested to you will work. Eventually the Ti will stick to the crucible and it will crack, but it will still be usable for ...
Michael Graham
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