More and more flexible, bendable, and stretchable sensors and displays are becoming a
reality. While complex engineering and fabrication methods exist to manufacture flexible thin …

Nowadays, multi-element cathodes are frequently employed to grow multi-element thin films
and coatings using cathodic arc deposition processes. During cathode erosion, the cathode …

Abstract Refractory Mo–10% Nb sputtering targets play a key role in the electronic integrated
circuit and flat panel display industries. However, the fabrication of high-performance Mo …

Magnetron sputter deposited Mo-based thin films are widely used as diffusion barriers and
metallization layers for signal and data bus lines of flat panel displays or back electrodes of …

Polycrystalline thin films are widely used for devices and energy-related applications, such
as power electronics, solar cells, and thermal management of devices. In many cases, large …

Among the methods commonly used to obtain polymer‐metal hybrids, sputtering has stood
out for its ability to deposit thin films at room temperature. Another highlight is that it does not …

W–Mo thin films are prepared by magnetron co-sputtering using glancing angle deposition.
The same deposition angle α W= α Mo= 80° is used for both W and Mo targets. Two different …

A series of NiW thin films was magnetron sputter deposited from a rotatable Ni80W20 target
at Ar pressures ranging from 0.25 to 1.00 Pa on a matrix of (1 0 0) Si substrates. All films …

A Ni81W19 target was dc sputter eroded at constant target power density from a tiltable
magnetron at different Ar pressures. The combination with a stationary mass-energy …

An approach to achieve uniform and smooth molybdenum (Mo) film on a BK7 glass plate at
room temperature is proposed through picosecond pulsed laser deposition, with the pulsed …