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While using MW PECVD to deposit SiNx on Si wafers, I came across the "phase shift" setting. Based on the manual, my understanding is that if I set the phase shift at 20%, the oscillation from the...
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I sputtered a Ni-5.5Al (at%) target onto a glass substrate, suing DC magnetron. The thin film thickness is about 275nm. The XRD on both sputtering target (bulk) and the thin film suggest that the...
11 November 2014 6,339 9 View
Could any researchers provide links to a database of m.f.p of particles under vacuum conditions? I am trying to compare the m.f.p of Ni, Al and several other metals under vacuum in order to...
10 October 2014 8,306 7 View
Is there any correlation between the grain size of the sputtering targets towards the formation of the thin films? I came across a research by CA Michaluk (2000), stating that the rate of erosion...
10 October 2014 7,324 7 View
I sputtered NiAl targets using a DC sputtering equipment onto glass substrates to produce 2 thin film samples. Sample A : Particle size = 16 nm, Hc = 130 Oe Sample B : Particle size = 28 nm, Hc...
09 September 2014 1,893 6 View
I sputtered Ni-5.5Al (at%) targets onto a glass substrate, which was preheated to 250C before sputtering. Sputtering time is 60 minutes. The thickness of the thin film is about 510 nm. The...
09 September 2014 3,300 6 View
I prepared several Ni-5.5Al thin films, then checked the magnetic properties using VSM. I expected that with increased sputtering time, the hysteresis loop would change proportionally; Ms will...
06 June 2014 9,738 8 View
The sputtered target (Ni-20Al bulk) itself is non-magnetic, as confirmed by VSM. Using DC magnetron, NiAl atoms were sputtered on glass substrates. However the thin films (2 to 10 microns) showed...
05 May 2014 5,537 14 View