C23C14/35

MOVABLE MAGNET ARRAY FOR MAGNETRON SPUTTERING

An apparatus for sputtering target material onto a substrate based on a plasma confining racetrack having two parallel straight portions and two turnaround portions includes a tubular target, an elongated magnet array, and a drive mechanism. The tubular target has two ends in proximity to the two turnaround portions and a longitudinal axis about which the target is rotatable. The magnet array is supported within the target to generate a plasma-confining magnetic field. The array includes a central stationary portion of magnets and two axially movable shunts positioned at the ends of the stationary portion. Each shunt carries a magnet segment configured to slidably extend from each end of the stationary portion to define a gap. The gaps are positioned internal to the turnaround portions. The drive mechanism axially moves the shunts parallel to the longitudinal axis of the target to vary a width of the gaps.

IRRADIATION-RESISTANT AND ANTI-WEAR HYDROGEN-FREE CARBON FILM ON POLYMER SURFACE AND PREPARATION METHOD AND USE THEREOF
20230052627 · 2023-02-16 ·

A hydrogen-free carbon film polymer lubricating material and a preparation method and use thereof are disclosed. In the method, a graphite target is used as the target material, and a magnetron sputtering deposition is performed on a surface of the polymer substrate, thereby physically depositing and forming a hydrogen-free carbon film on the surface of the polymer substrate, thereby obtaining a hydrogen-free carbon film polymer lubricating material.

IRRADIATION-RESISTANT AND ANTI-WEAR HYDROGEN-FREE CARBON FILM ON POLYMER SURFACE AND PREPARATION METHOD AND USE THEREOF
20230052627 · 2023-02-16 ·

A hydrogen-free carbon film polymer lubricating material and a preparation method and use thereof are disclosed. In the method, a graphite target is used as the target material, and a magnetron sputtering deposition is performed on a surface of the polymer substrate, thereby physically depositing and forming a hydrogen-free carbon film on the surface of the polymer substrate, thereby obtaining a hydrogen-free carbon film polymer lubricating material.

ANTI-ICING MATERIAL WITH STEALTH FUNCTION, PREPARATION METHOD AND USE THEREOF

Disclosed are an anti-icing material with stealth function, a preparation method and use thereof. The anti-icing material with stealth function according to the disclosure includes an electrically insulating and thermally insulating layer, a patterned heating layer, an electrically insulating and thermally conducting layer, and a hydrophobic layer, that are disposed sequentially through stacking, wherein the patterned heating layer has a patterned hollowed-out structure.

ANTI-ICING MATERIAL WITH STEALTH FUNCTION, PREPARATION METHOD AND USE THEREOF

Disclosed are an anti-icing material with stealth function, a preparation method and use thereof. The anti-icing material with stealth function according to the disclosure includes an electrically insulating and thermally insulating layer, a patterned heating layer, an electrically insulating and thermally conducting layer, and a hydrophobic layer, that are disposed sequentially through stacking, wherein the patterned heating layer has a patterned hollowed-out structure.

MAGNETICALLY-CONTROLLED GRAPHENE-BASED MICRO-/NANO-MOTOR AND FABRICATION METHOD THEREOF
20230048134 · 2023-02-16 ·

A method of fabricating a magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor includes: (a) mixing FeCl.sub.3 crystal powder with deionized water to obtain a FeCl.sub.3 solution; (b) completely immersing a carbon-based microsphere in the FeCl.sub.3 solution; transferring the carbon-based microsphere from the FeCl.sub.3 solution followed by heating to allow crystallization of FeCl.sub.3 on the surface of the carbon-based microsphere to obtain a FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere; (c) heating the FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere in a vacuum chamber until there is no moisture in the vacuum chamber; continuously removing gas in the vacuum chamber and introducing oxygen; and treating the FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere with a laser in an oxygen-enriched environment to obtain the magnetically controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor. A magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor is further provided.

MAGNETICALLY-CONTROLLED GRAPHENE-BASED MICRO-/NANO-MOTOR AND FABRICATION METHOD THEREOF
20230048134 · 2023-02-16 ·

A method of fabricating a magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor includes: (a) mixing FeCl.sub.3 crystal powder with deionized water to obtain a FeCl.sub.3 solution; (b) completely immersing a carbon-based microsphere in the FeCl.sub.3 solution; transferring the carbon-based microsphere from the FeCl.sub.3 solution followed by heating to allow crystallization of FeCl.sub.3 on the surface of the carbon-based microsphere to obtain a FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere; (c) heating the FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere in a vacuum chamber until there is no moisture in the vacuum chamber; continuously removing gas in the vacuum chamber and introducing oxygen; and treating the FeCl.sub.3-carbon-based microsphere with a laser in an oxygen-enriched environment to obtain the magnetically controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor. A magnetically-controlled graphene-based micro-/nano-motor is further provided.

CHEMICAL BONDING METHOD, PACKAGE-TYPE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT, AND HYBRID BONDING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE

Substrates that are bonding targets are bonded in ambient atmosphere via bonding films, including oxides, formed on bonding faces of the substrates. The bonding films, which are metal or semiconductor thin films formed by vacuum film deposition and at least the surfaces of which are oxidized, are formed into the respective smooth faces of two substrates having the smooth faces that serve as the bonding faces. The bonding films are exposed to a space that contains moisture, and the two substrates are overlapped in the ambient atmosphere such that the surfaces of the bonding films are made to be hydrophilic and the surfaces of the bonding films contact one another. Through this, a chemical bond is generated at the bonded interface, and thereby the two substrates are bonded together in the ambient atmosphere. The bonding strength γ can be improved by heating the bonded substrates at a temperature.

CHEMICAL BONDING METHOD, PACKAGE-TYPE ELECTRONIC COMPONENT, AND HYBRID BONDING METHOD FOR ELECTRONIC DEVICE

Substrates that are bonding targets are bonded in ambient atmosphere via bonding films, including oxides, formed on bonding faces of the substrates. The bonding films, which are metal or semiconductor thin films formed by vacuum film deposition and at least the surfaces of which are oxidized, are formed into the respective smooth faces of two substrates having the smooth faces that serve as the bonding faces. The bonding films are exposed to a space that contains moisture, and the two substrates are overlapped in the ambient atmosphere such that the surfaces of the bonding films are made to be hydrophilic and the surfaces of the bonding films contact one another. Through this, a chemical bond is generated at the bonded interface, and thereby the two substrates are bonded together in the ambient atmosphere. The bonding strength γ can be improved by heating the bonded substrates at a temperature.

Cathode unit and film forming apparatus

A cathode unit for performing a sputtering film formation includes: a target that emits sputtering particles; a target cooler that includes a cooling plate to which the target is bonded; and a power supply that supplies a power to the target. The target has a high-temperature region that has a higher temperature than other regions of the target during a film formation. The cooling plate includes a coolant flow space through which a coolant flows, and a first wall and a second wall that define the coolant flow space in a thickness direction. In the coolant flow space, a flow path of the coolant is formed by a first partition plate and a second partition plate. The first partition plate does not exist at a portion of the coolant flow space that corresponds to the high-temperature region.