Specific Process Knowledge/Thin film deposition/Deposition of NiV: Difference between revisions
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Nickel Vanadium can be deposited by sputter evaporation. In the chart below you can compare the different deposition equipment.
Sputter deposition (PVD co-sputter/evaporation) | Sputter deposition (Sputter-System Lesker) | |
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Pre-clean | RF Ar clean | RF Ar clean |
Layer thickness | About 10Å to 4000Å | About 10Å to 5000Å |
Deposition rate | Depending on process parameters. | Depending on process parameters. |
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Comment | Sputter target with NiV composition: Ni/V 93/7% | Sputter target with NiV composition: Ni/V 93/7% |