Sputtering Process for Thin Film Deposition in Hindi | Types of Sputtering Process | DC Sputtering

[@muralijha8703]

bole to 1 no sir ji ,ye video hi mila jo best h youtube pe ,kahi or jane ki jarurat hi nahi h

[@JabraanIkram]

you did a mistake cathode is negatively charged and anode is positively charged

[@AhmadMemon-p3j]

Very detail and mindfull explanation 👍👍

[@AndSooOn]

The way he explained is amazing,....easy to understand,......Thank yo soo much Sir

[@HussainNoyon]

Amazing teacher. Students should be proud 🎉

[@ShortPeeks1]

Thanks sir mera 1 din bad paper tha or ya topic bilkul smjh sy bhr tha but now everything is clear ❤❤

[@V7B817]

Nice explanation sir , I am preparing for my final sem exam and these videos are gem for me

[@rajababbas4288]

I am from Pakistan and i am learning a lot from you. Thanks for your efforts.

[@pradeeppatil738]

Really very excellent method of teaching, am impressive

[@thedigitalphysicist]

Great lecture RK. Found a gem of a video. Your explanations are quite clear to me. Kindly interchange the cathode and anode terminal. The cathode is NEGATIVE terminal and anode is POSITIVE terminal.

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[@GgPandya1026]

Sir you are great....I have exam tomorrow and thanks to you...I'm doing this ❤❤

[@harshitagupta1555]

U make it easy sir ✨✨

[@KidsStoryTales-ic4ye]

thanks bro samajh agaya ....thanks very much

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[@brijeshsngh706]

Thank you so much sir

[@DaniyalKhan-gt5ol]

Sir ne cathode and anode k sign mix kr diye but diagram perfect hai . So don't worry aap sign change kr len . Anode (+)terminal connected with substrate and cathode(-)terminal connected with target source .

[@MAMTAKUMARI-ov3ph]

Tqq so much sir for this wonderful explanation 😊😊

[@MaheshKumar-ls5zh]

Very good presentation

[@mudasirhussain-vx1kf]

Thanks from pakistan❤

[@RFAarts62]

Great..

[@fermienergy-s8c]

clear h0gya sir thankyou so much

[@savankumar6921]

you are great sir thank u so much

[@moumitapradhan2710]

You are great sir!!!

[@Beautifuluss]

Amazing 👍🏻

[@SARKARYT-gj9t]

L❤ve from Pakistan ..

[@safinahmed336]

great great great

[@aminanazir9182]

Sputtering is top down approach

[@rkphysicspoint]

No bottom up approach

[@almiraamin4365]

Is this same for XRD?

[@avinashkumarrao9728]

thank u sirrrrrrrrr

[@Blessings-Gratitude]

Thank you so much sir...i am from pakistan ... I have some questions relating to this topic ...would you plz reply? Ap k reply se or b bht se logon k mind me aye ques k ans mil jain gy ... My first ques is Jesa ap ne kaha k source material and ionized material ka size relevant hona chaey... Jesy silicon k liye argon use ki gai to ager hum silicon se koi bary atomic no and size wali metal len to us k according argon ki jgha konsi gas use ho? gi

[@rkphysicspoint]

Argon is only used for formation of plasma between Target and substrate. Those gases which easily ionized into ions are used in sputtering for formation of plasma.

[@Blessings-Gratitude]

@@rkphysicspoint sir mujy mera ans nhi mila.. Mera ques hy k plasma creation k liye hamesha argon he use ho gi kiya? Chahy hamary target ,source ya substrate me silicon k ilawa koi or b metal ho ?

[@QaiserAbbas-j2v]

electron nichay capture ni hongay? nichay + charge laga hua ha.

[@SimranSehgal-ke3vf]

Sir aap kon si book follow kar rahe ho nanotechnology ke liye

[@AmanKumar-qz4jz]

thanks

[@mohdabdullah1819]

Great video, but sir cathode -ve hoga

[@ayanshaikh3330]

Arey sir...aap yaha Big fan

[@ayanshaikh3330]

Arey sir...aap yaha Big fan

[@adix8884]

🎉🎉😊

[@Blessings-Gratitude]

Kindly koi btaye ga k argon ne jb source material ko target kiya to waha se metal k atoms jo bahir aty hain wo substrate ki tarf attract kiu hoty kisi? Means unko kiya chez puch ker rahi k bas substrate ki tarf jana hy

[@lemiyt4420]

atoms of source material are ejected and travel toward substrate due to the positive polarity of substrate

[@manishmamgain6908]

@@lemiyt4420 bro it means that source material would have negative charge but look sir said that first electron ejection will occur from source material which means source material would get positive ions now if Ar+ is bombarded with the source material and that caused source material ions to ejection so still why they are attracted towards the +ve substrate terminal as they are also having +ve charge.

[@krishnasankar4277]

Cathode is negative and anode is positive

[@tubai_the_explorer2746]

+1

[@AbhinavKrishna777]

OP sir

[@vandananagal4468]

There is eco in room.. 😮

[@mukeshkumar-dt4mb]

please suggest book

[@ansuaroy8402]

Cathode anode is wrongly mentioned Otherwise it’s too good .