CY9465 Nickel Single Crystal Substrate Ni Substrate (100), 5x5x1 mm, SSP

Nickel Single Crystal Substrate Ni Substrate (100), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Description

The substrate is fabricated from high-purity nickel in a single crystal configuration with a (100) orientation. Its dimensions of 5 mm by 5 mm with a 1 mm thickness ensure compatibility with standard deposition and processing equipment. The controlled crystal orientation minimises grain boundaries, which benefits epitaxial film uniformity. This substrate provides a suitable platform for research and industrial experiments requiring precise crystallographic consistency.

Nickel Single Crystal Substrate Ni Substrate (100), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Applications

Electronics and Semiconductor Applications
- Used as a substrate in epitaxial film deposition to achieve uniform layer growth by leveraging its controlled (100) crystallographic orientation.
- Applied as a base in advanced circuitry fabrication to reduce defects by minimising grain boundaries.

Research and Industrial Process Applications
- Utilised as a calibration sample in crystallographic studies to enhance measurement accuracy by providing a consistent single crystal template.
- Serves as a component in high-precision experiments to evaluate deposition techniques through its stable metallurgy.

Nickel Single Crystal Substrate Ni Substrate (100), 5x5x1 mm, SSP Packing

The substrate is secured in static-dissipative holders with foam cushioning to mitigate mechanical shock and vibration. Each unit is sealed in anti-static packaging to prevent particulate and moisture contamination. Storage is recommended in a dry, temperature-controlled environment. Custom labeling and compartmentalisation options can be provided upon request for optimised handling and delivery logistics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How is the substrate's (100) crystallographic orientation verified?
A1: The orientation is confirmed using X-ray diffraction analysis and electron backscatter diffraction, ensuring the substrate meets strict alignment criteria for epitaxial processes.

Q2: What handling precautions are recommended during processing?
A2: It is advisable to use anti-static tools and cleanroom conditions during handling to prevent contamination and mechanical stress that may alter the crystal structure.

Q3: What storage conditions are optimal for maintaining the substrate's integrity?
A3: The substrate should be stored in a dry, temperature-controlled environment, ideally in anti-static packaging to avoid moisture absorption and particulate contamination.

Additional Information

Nickel single crystals serve as essential substrates in materials research, offering a benchmark for studying epitaxial growth and interface phenomena. Their uniform crystallographic properties make them invaluable for experiments requiring a high degree of structural precision.

The production of single crystal substrates involves meticulous control of metallurgical conditions. Such materials support investigations in surface physics and contribute to advancements in semiconductor process technology by providing a defect-minimised platform for thin film deposition.