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Thin Film Deposition

An illustrated lecture on thin film deposition (as used on CDs)


Plasma Quest Limited's patented high density plasma deposition system provides unparalleled control over the sputtering process, resulting in thin film coatings that give significantly enhanced characteristics and properties over conventional methods. PQL have a novel high density plasma-assisted sputtering system that is an extremely cost effective upgrade that can be readily retrofitted to many existing sputtering systems.

PQL is continually seeking to identify new applications for its proprietary technology and has now added the new Plasma Quest S400 Development Sputtering Unit to its portfolio.

The company invites and welcomes contact from organisations, both commercial or academic, that might be interested in developing and exploiting the commercial potential of these or related applications. E-mail us at sales@plasmaquest.co.uk or use our Contact Form


Speaker(s):

Mr Barry Holton | talks | www

 

Date and Time:

10 November 2004 at 6:30 pm

Duration:

1 hour

 

Venue:

Southampton Institute
Herbert Collins Building Room 17
East Park Terrace
Southampton
SO14 0RP
023 8031 9000
http://www.solent.ac.uk
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Organised by:

Wessex Round Table of Inventors
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