Our CIG (copper – indium – gallium) sputtering target customers demand many things from us as a vendor. Of course they do! The difference between merely operating and excelling can produce results for...
Read MoreWith a set crucible volume, and run times limited by the amount of evaporation material in the crucible, the density of the material in the crucible becomes important. Any loose form of material will...
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Alloy powders made from copper, indium, and gallium alloys can be used to produce high-efficiency CIGS (copper – indium – gallium – di-selenide) solar cells. Consistent, tightly controlled chemistry throughout the particles enable better control of the resulting solar cell chemistry and morphology.
CIG powder is available in various particle size distributions (PSD) and alloy compositions.
Indium Corporation specializes in manufacturing copper-indium-gallium (CIG) alloy targets with microscale homogeneity. We also offer binary alloy targets such as Cu-Ga and Cu-In, and elemental targets like pure indium. We offer rotary and planar targets in almost any shape or size. All targets are made to order per customers specifications.
