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HiPIMS vs DCMS technology to produce tungsten coatings for fusion applications
Carbon-based materials have been used in thermonuclear fusion devices for a long period. The major drawback of a plasma-facing wall with carbon armour, such as graphite or Carbon Fiber Composite (CFC), is their chemical erosion and dust formation under ...
SM Deambrosis +5 more
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Industrial use of HiPIMS and the hiP‐V hiPlus technology
It has been demonstrated by several groups that HiPIMS is a state of the art tool for applying demanding coatings with superior film properties. The real industrial breakthrough for the HiPIMS‐technology, has not yet happened.
Fernández-Martínez, Iván +8 more
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Fundamental aspects of HiPIMS under industrial conditions
Fundamental aspects of the high power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) process and its implication for film growth under industrial conditions have been studied.
Samuelsson, Mattias
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The nitrogen incorporation effectively mitigates columnar defects in chromium‐based coatings on the Zr alloy claddings. The important significance of chromium‐based coatings is that they are suitable material candidates for accident‐tolerant fuel cladding of nuclear fuel rods.
Hae Won Yoon +4 more
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Modelling of target effects in reactive HIPIMS
In reactive HIgh Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HIPIMS) of oxides, target effects such as reduced surface oxidation during pulse off time, increased implantation of reactive gas due to the higher discharge voltage as compared to normal DC sputtering,
Andersson, Joakim,, Kubart, Tomas,
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Tailoring CrNx stoichiometry and functionality by means of reactive HiPIMS
This work presents a complete study of the influence of HiPIMS pulse characteristics on the microstructure, chemical composition, mechanical and oxidation resistance properties of CrN thin films.
Sánchez-López, J.C. +6 more
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The demand for efficient data processing motivates a shift toward in-memory computing architectures. Ferroelectric materials, particularly AlScN, show great promise for next-generation memory devices.
Federica Messi +5 more
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Corrosion behaviour in liquid lead of pristine and irradiated FeCrAlNi coatings deposited by HiPIMS
FeCrAlNi coatings with controlled morphology, microstructure, composition and adhesion were developed using High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering (HiPIMS) to improve the performance and durability of steels exposed to Lead-cooled Fast Reactor (LFR ...
M.S. Galli De Magistris +12 more
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Non-reactive HiPIMS deposition of NbC coatings
The structural and mechanical properties of NbC films are known to be highly influenced by the carbon content determined by the C/Me ratio and the morphology.
Primetzhofer, Daniel; orcid: +10 more
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In this study, the amorphous carbon (a-C) films were deposited using HiPIMS and DCMS at same average power. The composition, microstructure and the anti-tribocorrosion property at hydrostatic pressure environment were investigated in detail.
Yingrui Liu +7 more
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