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Tungsten deposition, e-beam, sputter
2009-11-16
Jauniskis, Linas
2009-11-17
Edward Sebesta
2009-11-24
Henn, Gudrun: Ms.
2009-11-24
Prömpers, Michael
Tungsten deposition, e-beam, sputter
Edward Sebesta
2009-11-17
Tungsten is not difficult to sputter at all. Usually though, what is
sputtered is Ti/W with Ti being 10%, though whether by weight or atom percentage
I don't remember.

Ed

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Subject: [mems-talk] Tungsten deposition, e-beam, sputter


Hi,

While I see e-beam as a recommended technique for depositing tungsten thin
film, I have not been able to find a reference for what type of crucible to
use. Could someone suggest crucible type? Any other particulars about e-beam
of tungsten one should be aware of?

Am also considering sputtering. Is tungsten particularly difficult to
sputter, as compared to say titanium?

Thank you,
Linas.
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