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Denton Sputter System

by darcy last modified 05-04-2006 04:02

This 2500 Watt, direct current, planar magnetron sputter system is manufactured by Denton Vacuum, Inc. It is used by the Center for deposition of nanometer to micron scale coatings on a variety of substrates. The unit has dual 4 inch cathodes which allow for deposition in two different sputtering geometries, or for deposition of multilayer coatings.

The instrument is also coupled with the 18 kW Rigaku rotating anode x-ray generator. The system can be reconfigured and aligned to direct the x-ray radiation into the chamber for in-situ examination of structure and texture during growth.

Recent additions to the system include a hotstage capable of reaching up to 900°C for deposition onto heated substrates.


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