Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Processes and products – Vacuum arc discharge coating
Patent
1985-02-28
1986-05-27
Childs, Sadie L.
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Processes and products
Vacuum arc discharge coating
204192SP, 204192D, 427 38, 427 451, 4272481, 427250, 427255, C23C 1434
Patent
active
045914176
ABSTRACT:
A metal and an insulator are alternately deposited on a substrate. The alternate deposition is continued until the desired film thickness of the cermet is obtained, at least one of the metal or insulator materials being deposited in sufficiently small quantities so that only a discontinuous film of that material is formed during a deposition. The metal insulator composition of the cermet is controlled by the relative deposition rates of the insulator metal. The metal particle size is controlled by the duration of each metal deposition.
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Kaiser William J.
Logothetis Eleftherios M.
Abolins Peter
Childs Sadie L.
Ford Motor Company
Sanborn Robert D.
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