Used EMITECH / EDWARDS K750 #293637250 for sale

EMITECH / EDWARDS K750 is a sputtering equipment used to deposit thin films on substrates. It is an all-in-one system which includes a plasma source, components for controlling the deposition rate, and a pressure control unit for creating a vacuum. The internal components are controlled by a digital display and are powered by a PLC (programmable logic controller). EMITECH K750 utilizes DC electrical power and consists of a chamber and three main components: the target, the substrate holder, and the ionization region. The target consists of the sputtering material and is mounted on the chamber wall with a magnetic field. The substrate holder is used to position and support the substrate. The ionization region contains several highly-active ions which are created by a magnetron inside the chamber. The chamber is also equipped with several vacuum pumps and valves to control the pressure in the chamber. The DC power source is used to sputter the target material off the target surface. In DC magnetron sputtering, the target material is bombarded with ions created by the magnetron. As the ions strike the target it releases material which deposits onto the substrate. The rate at which the sputtering material is released can be adjusted by controlling the power levels to the magnetron. EDWARDS K750 is designed to be used in a clean room environment and is easily integrated into automated deposition systems. It also features a thermocouple machine for precise temperature control. This means that repeatable and reliable thin films can be created in a variety of applications. In summary, K750 is a sputtering tool which is used to deposit thin films on substrates. It features a DC power source, target, substrate holder, and ionization region for creating ions for the deposition process. It is designed to be used in clean room environments and is easily integrated into automated deposition systems. Additionally, it has precise temperature control and repeatable and reliable thin films can be created in a variety of applications.