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2024-11-16T22:11:24Z

Add short principles and applications sections

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	A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.		A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.

			== Principle ==
			Sputter coating a sample involves introducing argon gas into the chamber which is then ionized. Argon ions then impact the target (in this case, gold), causing them to eject and deposit onto the sample, resulting in a thin, uniform metallic layer.

			== Applications ==
			Gold sputter coating is often used in sample preparation for SEM imaging. Non-conductive samples can build up charge in the SEM which prevents proper imaging of the sample. A gold surface coating provides a path for the electrons to ground. However, parts that are coated in gold can be harder to perform EDS on.
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Rzhou95: Rzhou95 moved page Sputter Coater to Plasma Sputtering

2022-10-26T17:21:54Z

Rzhou95 moved page Sputter Coater to Plasma Sputtering

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Rzhou95 at 02:55, 6 October 2021

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Rzhou95 at 19:31, 26 July 2021

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Rzhou95 at 01:40, 6 June 2021

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	A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.		A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.

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Rzhou95: Rzhou95 moved page Cressington Sputter Coater to Sputter Coater without leaving a redirect

2021-06-06T01:40:15Z

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Rzhou95 at 20:39, 31 May 2021

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	A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.		A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.

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Rzhou95: Created page with "{|class="infobox" !style="font-size:135%;text-align:center;" | Cressington Sputter Coater |- |300px |- |'''Available Targets''': Gold..."

2021-05-27T15:46:15Z

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A simple and easy-to-use sputter coater for making samples surface’s more conductive for SEM imagery. A vacuum pump is attached to the sputter coater to achieve vacuum conditions and argon is used as the inert chamber gas. A full calibration has not yet been done on the sputter coater, but the thickness of samples is often changed by varying the time of the sputter.