Laser ablation deposition device

Organization: University of Eastern Finland » BioMater Centre (Kuopio)

ColdabTM

Reijo Lappalainen

2007

2007

This research instrument is especilly useful to demonstrate the feasibility of ColdabTM technique for commercial applications of many novel thin films, coatings and nanostructures grown from plasma. Materials include oxides, nitrides, diamond, carbon nitride (C3N4), semiconductors (Si, GaAs, compound semiconductors etc.), ITO, natural materials (stone, gelatin, chitin, etc.).

Very flexible deposition system for almost any material on any solid material, even heat sensitive substrates like polymers or patterned lithography. Setup is suitable for depositing very well-controlled nanoparticles on surfaces.

For more information:

www.picodeon.com 

Sample size: typical upto 250 mm x 250 mm plates 

Laser specs:

Average power of laser: 20 W (upgradeable)

Repetition rate: 1-4 MHz (later up to 30 MHz)

Wavelength: 1064 nm

Scanning speed: 1-300 m/s

Vacuum chamber: 10-6mbar (base pressure), 10-1-10-5mbar (during deposition), control of reactive and inert gases.

Dept. of Physics (Panos)
Yliopistonranta 1 R

Kuopio

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