Sputtering device 'nanoPVD-S10A'

Multifunctional Multi-Sputtering Device (Compatible with Φ8inch Substrates) - Simultaneous deposition of three components + one component Pulse DC sputtering - Flexible arrangement of RF500W and DC850W power supplies to three cathodes (Source 1, 2, 3) - Equipped with a 5KW Pulse DC power supply → used with dedicated cathode (4) - Substrate heating stage Max 800℃ (SiC coated heater can achieve Max 1000℃) - MFC x 3 systems (Ar, O2, N2) for reactive sputtering - Main chamber RIE etching stage RF300W - LL chamber <30W low power controlled soft etching - Unique "Soft-Etching" technology reduces substrate damage through substrate bias - Touch panel or Windows PC operation: All operations can be performed on the touch panel/PC without dispersing control. - Equipment installation dimensions: 1,960(W) x 1,100(D) x 1,700(H) mm - Multi-chamber type can also be manufactured. ● Mixed specifications for resistance heating deposition, organic material deposition, EB deposition, PECVD, etc. are also possible.

4 cathodes with Φ2 inch configuration Simultaneous film deposition: 3-component simultaneous deposition (RF 500W or DC 850W) + HiPIMS (PulseDC 5KW) x 1 Power distribution and configuration settings for 4 cathodes can be freely changed via the HMI screen using the plasma relay switch 3 MFC systems (Ar, O2, N2) for reactive sputtering RIE etching stage RF 300W (main chamber) + <30W soft etching (LL chamber) Substrate heating: Max 500℃, 800℃, or 1000℃ (C/C or SiC coating) Substrate rotation and vertical movement (automatically controlled by stepping motor) APC automatic control: Upstream (MFC flow adjustment) or downstream (automatic valve opening adjustment on the exhaust side) Dimensions: 1,120(W) x 800(D) ● Mixed specifications for resistance heating deposition, organic material deposition, EB deposition, PECVD, etc. are also possible.

Two thin film experimental devices are connected by a load lock mechanism. Different film deposition devices (sputtering - evaporation, etc.) are seamlessly connected via the load lock. With Moorfield's unique load lock system, connections to the process chamber on the left, right, and rear are also possible (see photo below). 1. MiniLab-E080A (Evaporation Device) - EB evaporation: 7cc crucible x 6 - Resistance heating evaporation x 2 - Organic evaporation limit x 2 2. MiniLab-S060A (Sputtering Device) - Φ2" Magnetron cathode x 4 for simultaneous sputtering - Compatible with both DC and RF power supplies 3. Load Lock Chamber - Plasma etching stage In the load lock chamber, plasma cleaning of the substrate surface is performed using the "RF/DC substrate bias stage," and the company's unique "soft etching" technology allows for a <30W low-power, damage-free plasma etching stage. This enables delicate etching processes that are prone to damage, such as 2D (removal of resists like PMMA), graphene delamination, and etching of Teflon substrates. (*This can also be installed in the main chamber stage.)

Two thin-film experimental devices are connected via a load lock mechanism. Different film deposition devices (sputtering - evaporation, etc.) are seamlessly connected through the load lock. With Moorfield's unique load lock system, connections to the left, right, and rear process chambers are also possible (see photo below). 1. MiniLab-E080A (Evaporation Device) - EB Evaporation: 7cc crucible x 6 - Resistance Heating Evaporation x 2 - Organic Evaporation Limit x 2 2. MiniLab-S060A (Sputtering Device) - Φ2" Magnetron Cathode x 4 sources for simultaneous sputtering - Compatible with both DC and RF power supplies 3. Load Lock Chamber - Plasma Etching Stage In the load lock chamber, plasma cleaning of the substrate surface is performed using the "RF/DC substrate bias stage," and the company's unique 'soft etching' technology allows for a <30W low-power, damage-free plasma etching stage. This enables delicate etching processes that are prone to damage, such as 2D (removal of resists like PMMA), graphene delamination, and etching of Teflon substrates. (*This can also be installed in the main chamber stage.)