Deposition Techniques

Sputtering — from the Latin sputare, meaning “to spit out noisily” — is a coating process in which the target surface receives a thin film of sputtered or accelerated metal …

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The many applications of vacuum deposition processes span industries. Manufacturers use vapour deposition in solar cells, medical implants, LED displays, and other products. Manufacturers use one of two types of vapour …

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Sputtering is the mechanism used to deposit thin films of target material onto a substrate. This process involves ejecting gaseous ions into the source material, thus sputtering gas atoms, ions, …

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Pulsed laser deposition (PLD) is one of several physical vapour deposition techniques. This application of surface science uses a high-power laser beam to hit the target surface of the material to be deposited. The …

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Magnetron Sputtering is a type of thin-film deposition technique. This article explains what is the process, its applications and how it works.

The deposition of a thin film is a critical manufacturing step involving creating and applying a coating onto a substrate material. The coating can be a compound, metal, or oxide.  …

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Thermal Deposition is a common type of Physical Vapour Deposition for Thin Film manufacturing. Discover everything about it at Korvus Technology!

The Physical Vapour Deposition or PVD Coating is a thin film deposition method in which a solid is vaporized on the surface of a target material. Read more!