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ST11204 Nickel Niobium Rotary Target, NiNb Target

Catalogue Number ST11204
Composition Ni, Nb
Purity ≥99.5%, or customized
Form Target
Shape Tubular
Dimensions Customized

Nickel Niobium Rotary Target, NiNb Target is produced from a nickel-niobium alloy designed for sputtering applications. Manufactured by Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM), the target undergoes rigorous chemical analysis and surface quality inspection using electron microscopy to verify alloy homogeneity and structural integrity. SAM employs quantitative metrology at critical production stages to confirm dimensional accuracy and material composition, ensuring that the target meets stringent process specifications.

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How does the nickel-niobium composition influence sputtering performance?

The Ni-Nb alloy composition affects target erosion and deposition uniformity. A well-controlled alloy minimises compositional variations, ensuring that sputtering yields remain consistent over prolonged operation. Detailed material analysis is used to verify the alloy’s homogeneity, which is critical for applications requiring uniform thin-film deposition.

What surface preparation methods are utilised for these rotary targets?

The targets typically undergo precision machining followed by controlled chemical etching and surface profiling. These processes reduce surface roughness and help achieve an even sputtering yield. Subsequent microscopic analysis confirms that the finish meets the required engineering tolerances.

How do customised dimensions impact integration with sputtering systems?

Customised dimensions allow the target to match specific equipment clamping and mounting configurations. This ensures optimal contact and efficient heat distribution during operation, which in turn supports consistent deposition rates and prolonged target life.

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