Sputtering Target Bonding
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Bonded Sputtering Targets are a Bi-Metallic Assembly
Whenever two materials with different coefficient of thermal expansion values are bonded together, they will expand and contract as the temperature changes. Assuming these two materials are bonded rigidly, there are two things that can happen as the temperature changes: 1) the bond will break apart…
High Temperature (Braze Alloy) Sputtering Target Bonding, with NanoFoil®
In an earlier post I mentioned one of the presentations we gave at the 2013 SVC TechCon. The other presentation that our team delivered at the show (presented by Jacques Mateau) regarded another very interesting topic. The paper, High Temperature, Pb-Free, Metallic Sputtering Target Bonding…
Eliminating the Bond Stress of Sputtering Targets at Operating Temperatures
For anyone who couldn’t make it to the 2013 SVC, just email me at jhisert@indium.com and I can make sure you receive a copy of “Eliminating the Bond Stress of Sputtering Targets at Operating Temperatures”. This paper discusses alternative processes for bonding targets - alternative…

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