Indium Recycling: Rotary Vs. Planar Indium, CIG, and ITO Targets
The reclaim/recycling aspect of both rotary and planar indium-containing sputtering targets....
The reclaim/recycling aspect of both rotary and planar indium-containing sputtering targets....
Our CIG (copper – indium – gallium) sputtering target customers demand many things from us as a vendor. Of course they do! The difference ...
Indium wire is very different than the solder wire you find in hardware stores. To me, it’s like comparing a sports car and a go-kart. Each perf...
Ronnie Spraker is the supervisor of our NanoFoil® production department. Everyday, Ronnie and his team make reactive foils that are used all over ...
People use indium in many forms – to create many different products. Certain forms fit various applications. Here are some of the many forms of ...
Metal sputtering targets like the pure indium, CIG, and Cu/Ga targets we produce at Indium Corporation can be made in many different ways. All of thos...
Few CIGS (copper indium gallium (di)selenide) cell manufacturers jump right to depositing the active CIG layer with a full-size rotary copper-indium-g...
One of the most common misconceptions about CIG powder is that it is made up of individual copper particles, indium particles, and gallium particles.b...
I’m still searching for the best use of NanoFoil®. Our customers have used it for LED and CPV die-attachment, sputtering target bonding, bat...
We have all seen the action movies where the hero drops in at the last minute to save the day against insurmountable odds. NanoFoil® is like...
At the SVC (Society of Vacuum Coaters) conference this year, I spoke about setting a “zero stress” temperature during target bonding. I&rs...
An important quote from Eliminating Bond Stresses of Sputtering Targets at Operating Temperatures is: “This suggests that a target bonded at one...