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SPUTTERINGBombarding metal surface with positive ions to form fine-grained coating on surface.
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SPUTTERING(See Vacuum (Sputtering) Deposition)
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SPUTTERINGIon beams unavoidably cause sputtering of any surface they strike. Sputtering is a process in which some of the energy of the ion in the ion beam causes the ejection of atoms from the target surface. The characteristic energies of sputtered particles is low, typical in the range of a few eV to perhaps ~100eV. Sputtering is the primary mechanism for [..]
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SPUTTERINGOccurs when the electrode in a neon tube, because of the heat and electrical forces, gradually erodes, blackening the ends of the tube near the electrode and decreasing gas pressure, eventually making [..]
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SPUTTERING(n) the noise of something spattering or sputtering explosively
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SPUTTERINGPhysical Plasma etching process. Basically this is the same process also designated ⇒ ion etching. Preferably argon process gas is applied for sputtering. The designation sputtering usually is used, if not anisotropic etching in order to generate geometric structures is the purpose for the physical etching but removing surface material from a subst [..]
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SPUTTERINGThis is a glow discharge process whereby bombardment of a cathode releases atoms from the surface which then deposit onto a nearby target surface to form a coating.
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SPUTTERING
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SPUTTERINGIn the context of space weathering on the surfaces of airless planetary bodies, sputtering is the process in which atoms on the surface are knocked free by high-speed atomic particles in the solar win [..]
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SPUTTERING
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