Nano-Particle Deposition System : Arc-Plasma Method Nano-Particle Deposition System APD series
New nanoparticle deposition system using pulse vacuum arc discharge
Pulse vacuum arc deposition is a unique technique to deposit ultra- thin films and nanoparticles by generating metal ions in a simple process. This system can achieve high in terms of film flatness and particle fineness, which is impossible with other systems.
Features
• Capable of selecting freely nanoparticle diameter from approx.1.5nm to 6 nm by changing condenser capacity
• Any conductive materials (targets) can be converted into plasma.
*Specific resistance of a target: 0.01Ωcm or less
• Capable of generating easily oxide and nitride by changing atmosphere
• Nanoparticles supported by this system show highly active catalytic effect compared with ones produced through wet process.
Applications
• APD-S (Substrate deposition model)
Metal film (magnetism, Plasmon, protection film)
• APD-P (Powder support model)
Fuel cell catalyst by use of nanoparticles, exhaust gas catalyst, photocatalyst, VOC dispersed catalyst, carbon nanotube catalyst, Plasmon
Specifications
Model |
APD-S |
APD-P |
Sample size |
Substrate φ 2 inch |
Powder
Vessel size (inside dimension) φ 95 × H 30 (mm) with stirring mechanism |
Standard deposition numbers |
1 |
1 |