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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
Prömpers, Michael
2009-11-24
Hi Gudrun,

how thick is this layer you want to deposit?

If it is a very thin layer for small structures you would better use the CVD
method. For thicker films you have to use the PVD method but starting a certain
thickness you often get the problem of peeling or cracking of the film...

Best regards,
Michael


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 Hello,

We have done both, evaporation and sputtering. Evaporated film show a bad
surface structure, due to thermal effects the layer cracks. With sputtering it
is easier to get a dense film.


Best regards
Gudrun

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