Physical Vapour Deposition Method (Resistive method and Sputtering method)

This video explains Physical Vapour Deposition Method to produce nanomaterials. Two methods (Resistive and Sputtering) used for vaporizing the material during this process are introduced.
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Why aluminium target flickering and spark in mirror process ?

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Could you please also cover different types of sputtering, like DC, RF, magnetron sputter etc.??

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Thank you, sir. Well explained

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is this the same as inert gas condensation method? pls reply as fast as possible. Thanks in advance

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What about chemical vapour deposition sir,instead of materials, we use chemical to evaporate and made to settle in a substrate ?and please add some applications sir

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SFM/AFM IMP FOR THIS CHAPTER...YES OR NO SIR???

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Sir it top down method not bottom up

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[@aimankabir8056]

no i think it is bottom up because small vapours gathered at the substrate to form nano material .so it goes from smaller to nano.

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it's Bottom up because Substrate for TOP DOWN will never be Liquid ... Here we are evaporating so it's bottom up

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Physical vapour deposition is also called as vacuum deposition or not???

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Its one of the variety of vacuum deposition method..

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