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Ion Assited Deposition (IAD)


IAD

 

PTCOE’s  large-area IAD system allows the simultaneous co-evaporation of four materials (thermal and electron beam) and the low temperature deposition of high quality oxide materials.

Summary of IAD Capabilities

  1. Large-area flexible manufacturing/research tool
  2. Four thermal evaporation sources
  3. One 4-pocket e-beam evaporation source
  4. Can operate four sources simultaneously
  5. Individually shuttered sources
  6. Can control evaporation rates before shutters open
  7. Substrate temperatures to 600oC
  8. Uniform low voltage (40-150V), high current density plasma source
  9. One meter diameter deposition area

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