What is Electromagnetic Cross Section? (shock section)
Hello, I have a question regarding the manufacturing process of electronic components in the case of the silicon deposition and corrosion process. My biggest doubt is the behavior of the plasma interacting in the reactor, I don't know if...
Hi everybody, this is my 1st post as I am a little stuck.
I am putting together a short presentation for a job application and have built a Tool similar to the attached ( basic ) schematic,
My question is
What is the Purpose of the Active Inverted Magnetron ( AIM ) - ( on the chamber ) and the...
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I would like to test a reduced deposition rate for Ni ( 0.3 nm/sec reduced to 0.1 nm/sec) to avoid metal splashes and stabilize the process. This would for sure increase the deposition process time but I'm not quite sure of the Microscopic effects of such a...
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I did an MCNP simulation to see the neutron energy deposition in water. I used 14-MeV neutrons, and big enough water body to make sure all the neutrons stay in the water and give all their energies to water. I used F6 tally. However, I got energy deposition of around 10.3 MeV, not 14 MEV...
Are there any instructional video's on how to make your own CVD Diamond optics. I was looking online and CVD Diamond wafers are EXTREMELY expensive.
Is it possible to make a plasma chamber for CVD if so does anyone have any good text recommendations
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If water vapor is pulled inwards and cooled at a fast enough rate could if be frozen back into a solid form? i understand that they would have to be froze together as soon as contact is made but if this is possible what would the temperature have to be? And could this be the only thing that can...
What protocol should I use to get a good stable 100nm Au adhesion onto a Si substrate using electron beam evaporation? I've heard talk of primer layers of either Cr or Ti at around 5nm thickness, as the typical way to do it.
Which material should I choose? What the advantages or disadvantages...
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we have a pfeiffer e-beam PVD in the lab which i use to deposit Ni and Pt thin films ( around 100nm each) on Si wafers. I have always had the problem of "Ni splashes" while heating the target ( with the e beam) which leads to a process stop (...
Is it made of quartz or stainless steel/aluminum or what? Does it matter which?that's all I need to know, I just can't seem to find if they can be made of standard vacuum metals or if they have to be quartz. Only really seen some diagrams mention quartz tubes but the pictures of large ones seem...
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When talking to some of our optics vendors, I got the impression that Ion Assisted Deposition (IAD) is standard. We use our optics at high power densities and we care about laser damage as well as adhesion and density of the coating (aka porosity, helps reduces sensitivity to humidity)...
I apologize if this seems ignorant, but I am at a loss and I need some assistance. I recently built a small vacuum PVD system (Ion source, argon, target material, substrate cradle, etc.) and was showing it to a colleague when it was noticed that my system was unbiased. It actually didn't occur...
Hi, there are thousands of firms in the world. Some of them are predominant firms such as samsung, sony and apple. There are thousands of working people in these firms. I would like to understand that how these firms keep the information collected. When they learn a new information, do they...
I want to deposit a layer of indium with a thickness of 10-100 microns on a metal bar. What would be cheap method for prototyping this? I am considering either soldering the indium and then flattening it or using an electron evaporator beam. Any other suggestions?
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I was hoping you could help me a little bit regarding the layer-by-layer deposition process. I have not been able to find a book in my campus library that talks about this particular process, nor have found any "how to" online (must likely haven't searched in the right places), so I come...
A Big Problem:
(a) sub-problem 1:
Assuming that a radio transmitter emits a radial pulse 'K' times a second, what would that frequency need to be in order to detect the doppler shift of an object traveling a 6000 m/s?
(b) sub-problem 2:
If one had a cathode ray source which was outputting an...
Use the data below to calculate ΔSuniverse for the deposition of iodine at 298 K.
ΔfHo (kJ mol–1), ΔS (J K–1 mol–1)
I2(s) 0.00 , 116
I2(g) 62 , 261a) –353. J K–1 mol–1
b) –63.1 J K–1 mol–1
c) +63.1 J K–1 mol–1
d) +353 J K–1...
I have deposition rate of Silicon dioxide as 1000A/minute. I need to calculate molecular flux to the surface. First I tried to use ideal gas theory but since SiO2 is not ideal gas therefore my answer was completely wrong. I am disoriented. Can anybody help. I know the answer is 3.8E15...
When a small volume, say 5ml, of saturated solution of NaCl is left on a flat surface and evaporates, why does the salt always become concentrated on the outer edge of the base where the solution was? Why doesn't it form a uniform distribution of salt throughout the entire area which the...
Homework Statement
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You encounter the sedimentary rock outcrop shown above while you are out hiking. You collect rock samples from points A-D and go back and measure their ages in your isotope lab...
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DOE and MEXT (Japanese Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) have pulished the results of common airborne measurements of the http://www.mext.go.jp/component/english/__icsFiles/afieldfile/2011/05/10/1304797_0506.pdf" inside the 80 km zone of Fukushima...
Homework Statement
From Milton Ohrings "Materials science of thin films", problem 3.5.
An Al film was deposited at a rate of ~1\mum/min in vacuum at 25°C,
and it was estimated that the oxygen content of the film was 10^{-3}. What
was the partial pressure of oxygen in the system...
I'm looking to develop a process for direct deposition of temperature dependent resistive material on a hastelloy or pure nickel substrate. My problem is plating an insulating layer between the two materials.
I need the insulation to be fairly robust as it must survive a 500 volt dielectric...
I'm looking into using Tungsten disulfide as a lubricant in the form of a thin metal coating. Now I've been made to understand that it can be applied by various methods i.e burnishing, impingement and pulse laser deposited.
From what I gather the method of applying this solid lubricant...
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everyone, now I am trying to deposite some metal layers on micro-scale cantilever surface on the purpose of bending it under the residual stress caused by metal deposition. I read some literatures which mentioned and even gave the exact value of residual stress happened in both the...
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I'm looking at the ALD process for a uni project and could do with some clarification on a couple of points. Does anyone have any idea what the effect of non-uniform substrate heating would be? Would it harm the chemical bonding and cause ablation? I can't seem to find out from...
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Currently I'm mess up myself with a study of an improvement of incineration fly ash deposition in horizontal circular ducting hapen in my incineration plant. This plant treated the hazardous industrial waste as a fuel using fludised bed reactor and silica sand as an innert...
Theoretical Deposition Rate based on RPM -- Help ARRGGG!
Hey guys, what's going on. I have recently started doing research for a professor here in the field of nanotechnology. It turns out that it's not all small robots and stuff. Right now I'm working with thin film coatings. ANYWAYS, we are...
Which of the following would be the strongest evidence in support of a scientist's contention that a local area was experiencing acid deposition?
1. An increase in the rate of photosynthesis of aquatic plants in a local lake
2. A sudden die-off of all the fish in a local stream
3. A gradual...