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ST11171 Aluminum Tin Copper Rotary Target, AlSnCu Target

Catalogue Number ST11171
Composition Al, Sn, Cu
Purity ≥99.9%
Form Target
Shape Tubular
Dimensions Customized

Aluminium Tin Copper Rotary Target, AlSnCu Target is produced with strict control over its alloying elements to achieve uniform sputtering performance. Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) employs quantitative chemical analysis and metallographic evaluations to monitor compositional accuracy. The target is processed using calibrated annealing methods and dimensional inspections, ensuring that each batch meets established industrial tolerances for consistency and performance in sputtering applications.

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How does the alloy composition in the Aluminium Tin Copper Rotary Target affect sputtering performance?

The target’s alloy composition directly influences film uniformity and deposition rate. Controlled alloy ratios help stabilise the sputtering process, ensuring even erosion and deposition. This precise control minimises variations in film properties, which is essential for semiconductor and coating applications.

What are the recommended operating conditions for achieving optimal film deposition with this target?

Optimal performance is achieved by maintaining a stable plasma environment and controlling target-to-substrate distance. Temperature and pressure must be monitored closely. Consistent operating conditions enhance film uniformity and deposition rate while reducing target degradation during the sputtering process.

How does microstructural uniformity influence target erosion during sputtering?

Uniform microstructure minimises local variations in erosion rates, leading to consistent sputtering performance. The controlled alloy processing reduces hotspots and improves film deposition reliability. Regular analysis of microstructural characteristics aids in adjusting process parameters to mitigate uneven wear.

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