Sputtering and evaporation
About the instrument

PVD Products electron beam evaporator
This electron beam evaporator produces extremely pure films by melting a target material using a beam of high-energy electrons focused into a point. The system can reach ultra-high vacuum levels with the help of cryopump and load-lock.
- Load lock system, with main chamber at ultra-high vacuum ~e-9 Torr using cryo pump.
- Water-cooled substrate and rotation stage.
- Substrate tilting, able to deposit thin film at different tilted angles.
- Sample can be annealed at 500°C under high vacuum level without breaking the vacuum at load lock chamber. This unique function will be the only tool at Yale.
- Six pockets which contain regular metals such as Au, Ag, Al, Cr, Cu, Nb, Ni, Pt, and Ti.
- In-situ cleaning before deposition using Ar, O2, and H2.
- The oxygen gas can be introduced for oxidation after metal deposition.
- Capability to process wafers with diameter up to 6 inches.
Available to Yale researchers & external researchers
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