Composite thin film experimental device nanoPVD-ST15A capable of mixed installation of vacuum deposition (metal and organic deposition sources) and sputtering cathodes.
The nanoPVD-ST15A is a composite thin film experimental device that can simultaneously install a resistance heating deposition source, an organic deposition source, and a Φ2 inch magnetron sputtering cathode. It is bench-top sized and space-saving, making effective use of limited lab space.
It is not a coater for microscope sample preparation; it can create high-quality thin films required for research and development applications such as electronic circuit boards, batteries, MEMS, and new material development.
It is equipped with a maximum of three gas systems (process pressure APC automatic control), continuous automatic film formation (up to 20 layers), and simultaneous deposition from two sources, along with a variety of other features. Additionally, it offers options such as a substrate heating heater (up to 500°C) and a dry scroll pump.
Vacuum pumping, film formation control, venting, recipe creation, as well as failure analysis and logging can all be operated via a 7" touch panel on the front, allowing for centralized management of operations.
The IntelliLink software is included: it connects to a Windows PC via USB cable for remote monitoring, offline recipe creation, downloading and uploading, and log saving.
It supports various applications in the development of new materials and new material development, as well as in advanced fundamental technology development sectors such as semiconductors, electronic components, fuel cells, and solar cells.