HiPIMS
Enhance Component Performance with Titanium Nitride Deposition using HiPIMS
High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) is an advanced sputtering technique that enhances the performance and properties of coatings, such as titanium nitride (TiN), by providing increased surface density, reduced friction, and lower substrate temperature. Discover the benefits and applications of HiPIMS for TiN deposition.
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Understanding HiPIMS: An Advanced Sputtering Technique
HiPIMS, an evolution of conventional magnetron sputtering, offers a unique solution for increasing plasma density and sputtering rates. The technique overcomes the heat generation limitations of traditional methods by applying short, intense pulses to the cathode, with peak power ranging from kW to MW. These pulses generate an extremely dense plasma near the cathode while keeping heat and average operating power low.
Benefits of Titanium Nitride Coatings Using HiPIMS
Titanium nitride (TiN) coatings deposited with HiPIMS technology offer increased hardness and wear resistance over bulk materials. These ultra-hard coatings maintain surface conformity, making them suitable for dimensionally sensitive components such as fasteners, cutting devices, and gears.
Mass Resolved Ion Spectra: A Comprehensive Plasma Analysis
Utilizing the Hiden EQP mass and energy analyzer system, HiPIMS enables thorough analysis of plasma species in terms of mass and energy. This allows for direct monitoring of the deposition plasma and correlation of changes in parameters such as pressure, gas composition, plasma power, and duty cycle with the resulting film properties. In TiN deposition plasmas, the mass spectral data provides insights into nitrogen, titanium, and argon isotopes and compounds, as well as isotopic and molecular species.
Time averaged mass spectrum from a titanium nitride HiPIMS plasma
Unlocking the Potential of HiPIMS for Advanced Coating Solutions
HiPIMS technology offers a powerful approach for depositing high-quality, wear-resistant titanium nitride coatings. Its ability to control the deposition plasma allows for the fine-tuning of coating properties, ensuring optimal performance in a variety of applications. Explore the potential of HiPIMS for your next advanced coating solution. For more information on our low pressure plasma and mass spectrometry solutions, contact the Hiden Analytical team today.
Atmospheric Plasma Analysis by Molecular Beam MS – GEC 2004 (1.38 MB)
Atmospheric Pressure Plasma Analysis by Modulated Molecular Beam MS – ICPIG 2005 (256 KB)
Ion Energy Distributions for a DC Plasma – GEC 2003 (250 KB)
Mass Analysis of CF3I Decomposition in a Surface Barrier Discharge – GEC 2011 (2.8 MB)
Mass Spectroscopy of Metastable Species during Plasma Processing – GEC 2011 (2.1 MB)
Time Resolved Ionisation Studies of HIPIMS – PSE 2006 (848 KB)
Improving the crystallinity and texture of oblique-angle-deposited AlN thin films using reactive synchronized HiPIMS 4.30 MB 17 downloads
Improving the crystallinity and texture of oblique-angle-deposited AlN thin films...
Ion energy analysis of a bipolar HiPIMS discharge using a retarding field energy analyser 1.20 MB 27 downloads
Ion energy analysis of a bipolar HiPIMS discharge using a retarding field energy...
Microstructure and materials properties of understoichiometric TiBx thin films grown by HiPIMS 7.00 MB 21 downloads
Microstructure and materials properties of understoichiometric TiBx thin films...
Time-averaged and time-resolved ion fluxes related to reactive HiPIMS deposition of Ti-Al-N films 56.00 KB 18 downloads
Time-averaged and time-resolved ion fluxes related to reactive HiPIMS deposition...
Reactive HiPIMS deposition of Al-oxide thin films using W-alloyed Al targets 27.90 MB 22 downloads
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