1. Context
During the sputtering process
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, positive plasma ions (e.g. Ar
+
) are accelerated towards the negatively polarized cathode surface. Attached to the cathode is a target whose surface atoms are ejected as a result of ion bombardment. Sputtering of the target generates a vapour of metal atoms which condense on the surrounding surfaces, particularly the substrate. This process makes it possible to synthesize a very large number of materials in the form of thin films (< 1 μm), whether metals, alloys or compounds such as metal oxides, nitrides,...
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Bibliography
Bibliography
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(1) - DEPLA (D.), MAHIEU (S.), DE GRYSE (R.) -
Depositing Aluminium Oxide: A Case Study of Reactive Magnetron Sputtering.
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In : Reactive Sputter Deposition, édité par DEPLA (D.) et MAHIEU (S.), Springer Series in Materials Science, Springer, p. 153-197 (2008).
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