Aluminum sputtering targets play a crucial role in the world of thin film technology, finding versatile applications across various industries. In this article, we’ll delve into the diverse uses of aluminum sputter targets, exploring how they contribute to the creation of thin films that impact our daily lives. Introduction Aluminum sputtering targets, often overlooked in...Continue Reading

Introduction Semiconductor technology has been at the forefront of driving innovation in various industries, ranging from telecommunications and consumer electronics to renewable energy and aerospace. Within the realm of semiconductors, Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) wafers have emerged as a powerful tool, fueling advancements in semiconductor devices and enabling the development of cutting-edge technologies. In this article,...Continue Reading

Introduction Chemical vapor deposition is a coating method that is commonly used to produce thin films and coatings of very high quality. Gaseous reactants are usually used in this process. In chemical vapor deposition, you transport one or more volatile precursors to the reaction chamber. The volatile precursors usually decompose on a heated substrate surface...Continue Reading

Introduction A solar panel is an arrangement of connected solar cells. It is also referred to as a photovoltaic module. In solar panels, solar/light energy is converted into electrical energy by solar cells. An American named Charles Fritts produced the first commercial solar panel in 1881. Many technological advancements have transformed the first solar panels...Continue Reading

Semiconductors are critically important in our world. The most significant application is in computerized or radio waves-powered electrical devices. These semiconductors are made of the widely abundant element, silicon. In fact, silicon is at the core of almost all kinds of electronic devices. One of the reasons why they are widely used in semiconductors is...Continue Reading

The third generation of semiconductor materials are those materials with a wide bandgap (Eg≥2.3eV). They usually have high breakdown electric field, high thermal conductivity, high electron saturation rate and higher radiation resistance. That is why they are used for making high temperature, high frequency, radiation-resistant and high power devices. Typical materials are silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN),...Continue Reading