Deposition
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Sputtering Systems
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Known for precision and cleanliness, Veeco Ion Beam Sputtering (IBS) systems are ideal when engineers need tight control over film thickness, composition, and optical performance. Using a focused ion beam, IBS dislodges atoms from a target, depositing them onto a surface in smooth, ultra-uniform layers.
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Clinker Detection System
CDS
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The Clinker Detection (CDS) System is an ITM proprietary technology for measuring both the size and frequency of deposits that impact a utility boiler floor or bed. This technology enables operations personnel to shorten boiler outages, identify fouling problems and optimize soot blower operations.
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PLD Systems
Pulsed Laser Deposition
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Is a versatile thin film deposition technique. A pulsed laser (~20 ns pulse width) rapidly evaporates a target material forming a thin film that retains target composition. This unique ability of stoichiometeric transfer of target composition into the film was realized first by the research team led by Dr. Venkatesan at Bell Communications Research, NJ, USA, nearly 30 years ago while depositing high temperature superconducting (YBa2Cu3O7) thin films. Since then, PLD has become the preferred deposition technique where ever thin films of complex material compositions are considered. Another unique feature of PLD is its ability for rapid prototyping of materials. The energy source (pulsed laser) being outside the deposition chamber, facilitates a large dynamic range of operating pressures (10-10 Torr to 500 Torr) during material synthesis. By controlling the deposition pressure and substrate temperature and using relatively small target sizes, a variety of atomically controlled nano-structures and interfaces can be prepared with unique functionalities.
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PICO Pµlse Contact Dispense Valves
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This contact dispense valve provides many of the same benefits of the PICO Pµlse jet valve, including high-speed dispensing at up to 1000Hz continuous*. It also delivers more accurate contact dispensing with less turbulence for greater fluid deposit consistency, placement, and process control.
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Multi-Element Standards
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These multi-element standards consist of multi-layer thin film coatings, one on top of the other, upto a maximum of 6 elemental coatings. It is generally recommended to have coating thicknesses < 20 µg/cm2, so as to cause negligible notable matrix effects, in particular absorption of X-rays emitted in lower deposits by those covering them.
