Magnetron Sputter Deposition Tool
Argon-based magnetron sputtering system for sequential deposition of metals. The deposition should be made with a direct current method over up to 4” wafer area. The deposition should also be conformal to features present on the wafers. The ideal system will be employed for academic research and located within a cleanroom micro-fabrication facility.
Buyer
University of Strathclyde
Value
£65,000
Published
10 Dec 2024
Closes
10 Dec 2024
Procurement details
Source
Pcs
Region
UKM82
Procurement method
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Category
Goods
Contract starts
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Contract ends
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CPV classifications
38000000
Laboratory, optical and precision equipments (excl. glasses)
Lots
Lot 1 Magnetron Sputter Deposition Tool
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The Institute of Photonics is seeking to complement their cleanroom micro-fabrication facility equipment with a metal deposition tool for contacting semiconductor light-emitting devices based on Gallium Nitride, for example but not limited to. The system is primarily destined to be employed for academic research. It is purposed to be a downgrade from existin...
Delivery: UKM82
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Argon-based magnetron sputtering system for sequential deposition of metals. The deposition should be made with a direct current method over up to 4” wafer area. The deposition should also be conformal to features present on the wafers. The...
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