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The RD Mathis Company offers several technical papers that relate to various aspects of the thin film coating process and the thermal evaporation method of depositing materials in vacuum. As a company, we strive to support all aspects of thermal evaporation research and development. These papers are publicly available to you, supporting R&D and academia, offering valuable insight into specific thin film coating inquiries or processes that you might have.

 

Listed below are a variety of publications, including the RD Mathis Catalog, power requirement tables for determining power needs for sources, reference guides for PVD methods, and technical papers regarding specific materials and sources.

 

For further inquiries about thermal evaporation research or troubleshooting, please do not hesitate to contact our technical team with more details about your process. Also, see our catalog to the right for our standard selection of different evaporation sources.

Vacuum Evaporation Sources Catalog
Vacuum Evaporation Sources Catalog

Reference Tables

Power supply specifications and evaporation source selection guides:

Thin Film Evaporation Materials Reference Guide
Power Requirement Table
Evaporation Source Selection Guide

*Note: Parameters in Thin Film Evaporation Materials Reference Guide are not maximum values. It provides information about estimated amperages needed for the thermal evaporation source to reach the specified temperature. Thermal output is changed by adjusting the amperage by the same percentage as the temperature.

Technical Papers

Thin film analysis and thermal evaporation research papers:

thermal evaporation research
Evaporation with the Single Grain Box Source
thermal evaporation research
Silicon Monoxide Evaporation with the Multi-Baffled Box Source
thermal evaporation research
Evaporation of Metals from a Covered Boat Source
thermal evaporation research
Silicon Monoxide - Properties and Evaporation Techniques
thermal evaporation research
The Purification of Inert Gases

*Brief overview of thermal evaporation can be found here: Evaporation (deposition).

Product Specifications

RD Mathis equipment and source flyers, built for thermal evaporation research and applications:

Low Voltage, High Current AC Power Supplies
Low Voltage, High Current AC Power Supplies
Inert Gas Purifer - "GP100"
Inert Gas Purifer - "GP100"
Cool Lip Crucible Flyer

Thermal Evaporation Research

Can’t find specific info about a particular evaporation source or material for your process?

Email our technical team to see what we can provide you with at tech@rdmathis.com.