Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) Evaporation Materials Description
Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) Evaporation Materials consist of alloys combining aluminium, silicon and copper in various ratios. Alloys are produced by combining two or more elements, predominantly metals, to obtain specific properties such as improved strength, corrosion resistance or thermal conductivity.
Evaporation materials are used in sectors including electronics, optics and coatings. They are heated in a vacuum chamber until their evaporation temperature is reached. The resulting vapour condenses on a substrate and forms a thin film or coating with the required properties.
Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) Evaporation Materials Specifications
Material
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Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu)
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Purity
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99.9% ~ 99.99%
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Form
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Powder/Granulate/Custom Manufacture
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Composition
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Customer-specific
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Applications for Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) Evaporation Materials
Semiconductor fabrication: Aluminium-Silicon-Copper evaporation materials are used in semiconductor manufacturing to deposit thin layers in integrated circuits. These layers serve as conductive layers, interconnections or barrier layers, thereby providing electrical connectivity and protection between distinct components on a semiconductor chip.
Optical coatings: Thin layers of Al/Si/Cu can be deposited on optical components such as lenses, mirrors and filters to modify their optical properties. The materials are applied to enhance reflectance, increase transmission or to produce specified interference patterns. Consequently, they are suitable for optical coating applications in cameras, telescopes and laser systems.
Photovoltaics: In solar energy applications, Aluminium-Silicon-Copper evaporation materials are utilised to deposit conductive and reflective layers on solar cells. These layers contribute to increasing the efficiency of light absorption and electron collection in photovoltaic devices.
Aerospace and defence: Thin layers deposited from Aluminium-Silicon-Copper evaporation materials are employed in aerospace and defence engineering. They are used in radar systems, satellite components and electronic circuits that are operated in severe environments.
Coating research and development: Researchers use evaporation deposition techniques to deposit thin films for investigation purposes. Aluminium-Silicon-Copper evaporation materials are applied to study material properties and behaviour under specific conditions.
Microelectronics and nanotechnology: Aluminium-Silicon-Copper thin films are used in the manufacture of microelectronic components, integrated circuits and nanometre-scale devices. They are employed when particular electrical and thermal properties are required.
Sensors and detectors: Thin Al/Si/Cu layers can be deposited to produce sensors and detectors for various applications, such as gas sensing, radiation detection and environmental monitoring.
Packaging for Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) Evaporation Materials
Our Aluminium-Silicon-Copper (Al/Si/Cu) evaporation materials are carefully handled during storage and transport to maintain the product quality in its original state.