ST0936 Manganese (II) Selenide Sputtering Target, MnSe

Manganese(II) Selenide Sputter Target Description

The Manganese(II) Selenide Sputter Target, MnSe, is a high-purity material specifically developed for sputter applications. It undergoes stringent quality control during manufacturing, ensuring stable and uniform thin film deposition crucial for the semiconductor, photovoltaic, and optoelectronic industries. Its thermal stability and refined physical properties contribute to consistent performance during precision sputter processes.

Manganese(II) Selenide Sputter Target Applications

- Thin Film Deposition: Ideal for generating uniform layers in semiconductor and optoelectronic devices.
- Photovoltaic Manufacturing: Supports the deposition of efficient absorber layers in solar cells.
- Advanced Electronic Components: Used in sensors and other electronic precision devices.
- Research and Development: Provides material consistency for experimental thin film applications.

Manganese(II) Selenide Sputter Target Packaging

Our Manganese(II) Selenide Sputter Targets are carefully packaged to maintain product integrity. They are vacuum-sealed and available in customised packaging to ensure stability and performance during storage and transport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What are the main applications of the MnSe sputter target?
A: It is primarily used for depositing high-quality thin films in semiconductor devices, photovoltaic cells, and optoelectronic applications.

Q: What benefits does a purity level of ≥99% provide for the sputter process?
A: A high purity level minimises contaminants in the deposited layers and ensures uniformity and high performance in critical applications.

Q: Can the sputter target be customised in shape and size?
A: Yes, the target is available in standard disc shapes or can be custom fabricated to meet specific application requirements.

Q: What precautions should be taken for storage and handling?
A: The targets should be stored in a clean, dry environment and handled carefully to avoid contamination and mechanical damage.

Q: What role does the indium bond play in this sputter target?
A: The indium bond ensures secure attachment and reliable thermal conduction during the sputter process, thereby contributing to overall performance stability.