Process for depositing layers on substrates in a vacuum chamber

Coating processes – Electrical product produced – Integrated circuit – printed circuit – or circuit board

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427 47, 4272481, 427249, 4272552, 4272553, B05D 306

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ABSTRACT:
In the previously used methods for the deposition of layers on surfaces by means of chemical reactions with gases, which are introduced into the reaction room or chamber (chemical vapor deposition, CVD), electrical glow discharge and mainly high-frequency discharges were used for the activation of the reactants. According to the invention, the maintaining of a low-voltage arc discharge in the reaction room during the coating is recommended. The surprising result of this is a considerably stronger activation and ionization and a more uniform coating also on surfaces of complex shape.

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