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April 2025
Tantalum Capacitors
When we think about semiconductor manufacturing, we often picture highly advanced technologies, intricate processes, and an army of materials working in the background. Among these materials, tantalum (Ta) sputtering targets play a surprisingly crucial role. But why exactly is this unassuming metal so important for semiconductor devices? Let’s dive in. What Makes Tantalum So Special...
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PVD VS. CVD
1. Introduction to PVD and CVD Physical vapor deposition (PVD) and chemical vapor deposition (CVD) are two essential thin-film deposition techniques widely used in semiconductors, tooling, optics, and clean energy. PVD relies on physical transformation (solid to vapor to solid), while CVD creates coatings through chemical reactions on the substrate surface. 2. Technical Comparison Table...
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Ti alloy targets
When it comes to thin film deposition, the choice of sputtering target material can make or break the performance of your final product. For procurement specialists and product managers working in materials science, semiconductors, optics, or advanced coatings, understanding the distinctions between metal, ceramic, and alloy targets is critical. This article breaks down the characteristics,...
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Ever wondered what makes semiconductor devices work like magic? Well, the answer lies in the thin films that coat them, and one of these processes is the rotary metal target. These cylindrical, rotating forms of metal (like tantalum, niobium, and molybdenum) are used in sputtering, a key process in semiconductor manufacturing. If you’re involved in purchasing...
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thin film coating
Introduction Hexagonal boron nitride (hBN) is an extremely hot research area within materials and nanotechnology. It possesses remarkable thermal stability, electrical insulation property, and high thermal conductivity, thereby making this material most suitable for various applications in electronic devices, energy storage, and optoelectronic systems. Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) technology is simple, economical and environmentally friendly. It...
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