Description
Copper-Nickel (Cu/Ni) Evaporation Materials are significant components in vacuum deposition processes. They consist of copper and nickel alloys. These materials provide customisable electrical and thermal properties. They are used in various thin film applications. Copper offers high electrical conductivity, while nickel provides magnetic and corrosion‐resistant properties. They are applied in semiconductor devices, magnetic storage media and thermal management systems. Their defined properties permit accurate control of film deposition and maintain effective performance in technological applications. They meet the requirements of emerging electronics and energy sectors.
Specification
Materials
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Copper Nickel
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Density
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8.0–9.0 g/cm³
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Melting Point
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1100–1450℃
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Purity
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99.9%
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Applications
1. Electronics industry: The materials are used in the manufacture of electronic devices such as magnetic storage media, magnetic sensors and magnetic components, utilising their magnetic properties.
2. Thermal management systems: They function as heat-conducting materials or heat sinks to control temperature in electronic and optoelectronic devices, thereby increasing system efficiency and stability.
3. Thin-film solar cells: They are incorporated as a component in the reflective or transparent conductive layer of solar cells, thereby increasing cell performance.
4. Metal coatings: They are applied as surface coatings to improve the corrosion resistance and mechanical strength of metal parts.
5. Optical thin films: They are used in the manufacture of thin films with specified optical characteristics, for example for mirrors, lenses and optical filters.
Packaging
Our Copper-Nickel (Cu/Ni) evaporation materials are clearly labelled to ensure proper identification and quality control. Measures are taken to prevent any damage during storage or transport.