Installation for vacuum-arc film deposition by filtered plasma fluxes

An installation for vacuum-arc droplet-free film deposition was designed. It contains two rectilinear plasma sources, in whose cylindrical anodes the disk filtering shields are placed. The investigated variant of installation provides ion current at a level 2.4 A at a current of the arc in each of p...

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Main Authors: Khoroshikh, V.M., Leonov, S.A., Belous, V.A.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Anodes
Cathodes
Coils
Magnetic flux
Magnetic shielding
Plasma applications
Plasma materials processing
Plasma sources
Plasma transport processes
Substrates
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Summary:An installation for vacuum-arc droplet-free film deposition was designed. It contains two rectilinear plasma sources, in whose cylindrical anodes the disk filtering shields are placed. The investigated variant of installation provides ion current at a level 2.4 A at a current of the arc in each of plasma sources 100 A. The deposition rate of 5 /spl mu/m/h for titanium nitride films was achieved over the rotating cylindrical detail of height 50 mm and diameter of 45 mm. It is shown also that the installation allows to receive coatings by thickness up to 3 microns at the average size of microroughnesses on its surface about 0.08-0.09 microns.
DOI:10.1109/DEIV.2000.879051