Identification of an equivalent model for the permanent magnets of a magnetron sputtering device

Author:

Desideri Daniele,Maschio Alvise,Doru Micu Dan,Ramona Miron Olivia

Abstract

PurposeThe aim of the work was to obtain an auxiliary instrument able to give the magnetic configuration of a magnetron sputtering device for operation with targets, magnetic and non magnetic, with different heights, starting from a device with no detailed information of the source.Design/methodology/approachAn inverse problem has been dealt with. A 2D numerical analysis has been performed, which utilizes as a starting point a model identified with a simple analytical procedure based on measurements.FindingsA satisfactory equivalent model has been identified, and validated in several different conditions.Originality/valueThe proposed approach can be applied when no detailed information of the source is available, in the case of a cathode without a ferromagnetic yoke.

Publisher

Emerald

Subject

Applied Mathematics,Electrical and Electronic Engineering,Computational Theory and Mathematics,Computer Science Applications

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