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From: cmditr
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  • Why did he say it is a chemical vapour deposition? I was pretty confused myself. Because I know this as a PVD process.

  • This is NOT chemical vapour deposition (CVD), its Physical Vapour deposition (PVD), or better known as thermal evaporation. In CVD you have a chemical reaction taking place in presence of heat or plasma which causes a film to be deposited i.e. Silicon and carbon forming Silicon carbide. In PVD (also covers sputtering etc...) or thermal evaporation you take a material and heat it up in a vacuum causing it to evaporate and condense on the substrate as a thin film.

  • Very cool, thanks for such a thorough explanation.

  • thanks

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