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Molybdenum can be deposited by e-beam evaporation. In the chart below you can compare the different deposition equipment. | Molybdenum can be deposited by e-beam evaporation. In the chart below you can compare the different deposition equipment. | ||
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Molybdenum deposition
Molybdenum can be deposited by e-beam evaporation. In the chart below you can compare the different deposition equipment.
| E-beam evaporation (Alcatel) | E-beam evaporation (PVD co-sputter/evaporation) | Sputter deposition (Lesker) | |
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| General description | E-beam deposition of Mo | E-beam deposition of Mo | Sputter deposition of Mo |
| Pre-clean | RF Ar clean | RF Ar clean | RF Ar clean |
| Layer thickness | 10Å to 0.5 µm* | 10Å to 500 Å | 10Å to 500 Å |
| Deposition rate | 2Å/s to 15Å/s | About 1 Å/s | Depends on process parameters, roughly about 1 Å/s |
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| Comment | Only very thin layers (up to 100nm). |
* For thicknesses above 200 nm permission from ThinFilm group (thinfilm@danchip.dtu.dk) is required.