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Hello everybody, I am agree with the Mandar Sunthankar' assertions that the purpose of Cr top layer has main three objectives: - providing a bright-bluish...
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Mar 1, 2004
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Hy Larry, We prepare ultra thin Ru films (0.6 to 1 nm) on CoFe films (by DC magentron sputtering at room temperature). Using sputtering we have no problems. ...
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BLANC François would like to recall the message, "[PVD_coatings Forum] Cr plated interlayer? PVD-Satin Nickel Color"....
BLANC François
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Mar 2, 2004
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Dear collegue, We need to use e-gun for our work. For long time work we need e-gun with fed rod. I find that some supplier make fed rod with rod rotation, but...
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Mar 2, 2004
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The Cr layer is used to provide the final coating luster, and hence influence the L value. The Cr layer also mitigates some of the "eggshell" effect of the...
Joe Kubinski
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Rod rotation helps in maintaining a flat rod surface with subliming materials. It also allows a more uniform heat zone because you can "sweep" the beam over a...
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Mar 2, 2004
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I used a rod -fed eb gun made by temescal that rotated a 25mm dia rod of quartz. we would use up 2 inches in a run. the advantage is that the uniformity...
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With rotation you can deposit dielectric with out tunneling. It keeps a smother surface and better deposition rate ... From: Viktor Kozlov <kozlov@...> ...
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Dear all, I've been looking for emissivity, reflectivity and absorptance values for yttria partially stabilized zirconia (ZrO2-8%wtY2O3) under CW high power...
Carlos Batista
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Mar 8, 2004
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Dear all, We need help in solving the next problem: we must start industrial scale Al metallization of polymethylmetacrylate sheets using thermal evaporation...
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Mar 8, 2004
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If you have a sample of the surface in which you are interested, Surface Optics in SanDiego should be able to measure it for you. Ron Willey ...
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Mar 8, 2004
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Dear Prof. Batista, I have no idea. Go the the AMPTIAC website and see what you can find. Regards, Mike Jacobson Optical Data Associates...
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Dear Milko, I suggest you change your pretreatment gas. Try using a Helium-Oxygen mixture. I could send you some reference papers. Good luck! Daphne Daphne...
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Mar 8, 2004
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Dear Milko, my company manufactures what we think is a really nice deposition control system for PVD of Al on various substrates. The system works based on...
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Mar 8, 2004
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Dear Milko and group, I posted a message regarding this topic last month and received several very helpful responses - Thank you! We too are trying to achieve...
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Mar 9, 2004
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Dear Miko, there is a possibility that the treatment time is too long. It is possible to overtreat the surface which will result in too much carbon or low...
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Mar 9, 2004
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Dear all, Thank you for your helpful suggestions. We solved the problem yesterday with your important help! It is excellent, that the forum persist in the Net!...
Milko Angelov
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Dear PVD forum members, at TNO, a contract research organisation in the Netherlands, in the department of coating technology we specialize in vapour phase...
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TO: Dr. C.P.G. (Cor) Schrauwen Analytical Technologies LLC can provide you with an in-chamber plasma emission monitoring system. This new system is based on...
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Dear All, I would like to know few details . Is there any softwere available for the calculation of pump down time? With Regards. Savier ...
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Hi everyone: Maybe here is not the suitable place to post question on CVD, but I think there must be many experts here working on both PVD and CVD. I am...
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Look at VacMaster1.0 at www.vecorus.com. The next version VacMaster 2.0 for Windows should be ready for release soon. Regards. Vladimir Tchoutko...
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Dear Xavier: Yes, there are a few products on the market; some good, and some not so. If you are interested in knowing what pumping speed is needed for a ...
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Hi Savier, There is a company that makes a very good software package called Vactran for this. The information is below. Professional Engineering Computations...
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Dear Xavier, Follow the following llink to VacTran: http://www.vactran.com/ Best regards, Rob Belan...
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I've used a software called "VacTran" for this. Seems to be ok for about +/-10% of actual once you have all the variables set up properly... D....
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Can anyone tell me the best method for measuring the relative concentrations of Ti, Zr and Va on glass substrates? I would like to know if I am depositing the...
Todd, Robert J
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Yu - There are many PECVD reactor designs, but a planar diode is the simplest and used in numerous commercial systems. RF can be applied to either the ...
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Dear Savier, Calculation below 5 Torr are very sensitive to variations in materials, outgassing, leakage, pumpline dimensions etc. Pumpmanufacturer BOC Edwards...
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Yu, as one who has leant on a vessel that was not earthed properly it could be that if you have destroyed a MFC it may well be that you have not properly...
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