Difference between revisions of "Ti (titanium)"

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==Application==
 
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===Sputter Deposition Rates===
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! colspan=3 | Cathode 4 (DC; high mag)
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! Pressure || Power || Rate || Pressure || Power || Rate || Pressure || Power || Rate
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| Ti(titanium) || 6 mTorr || 300 W || 1.8 Å s<sup>-1</sup> ||  || 5 mTorr || 300 W || 0.98 Å s<sup>-1</sup> || 03/06/23  || 6 mTorr || 300 W || 0.8 Å s<sup>-1</sup> ||
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Revision as of 12:40, 9 May 2024

Titanium is a transition metal with atomic number 22 and symbol Ti. Titanium has a low density, high strength and is resistant to corrosion by water. It has relatively poor electrical and thermal conduction compared to most metals.

Equipment

Deposition Equipment

Etching

Application

Processes

Sputter Deposition Rates

Material Name Cathode 2 (DC; high mag) Recorded Cathode 3 (DC) Recorded Cathode 4 (DC; high mag) Recorded
Pressure Power Rate Pressure Power Rate Pressure Power Rate
Ti(titanium) 6 mTorr 300 W 1.8 Å s-1 5 mTorr 300 W 0.98 Å s-1 03/06/23 6 mTorr 300 W 0.8 Å s-1