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Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) | Low Temperature Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (LT-STM) | Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) | Ultra-high Vacuum (UHV) | Effusion Cells

Createc is your innovative partner in Molecular Beam Epitaxy MBE and LT-STM-AFM.
Single Filament Cell SFC
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Single Filament Cell SFC


This type of effusion cell is designed for the evaporation of materials such as germanium, tin, gold, silicon, copper etc. A tantalum wire is used for the heating system and PBN rings for the electrical isolation. The heating system is surrounded by several tantalum foils to minimize heat radiation. Direct heat transfer from the filament to the crucible reduces the power consumption and gives an exellent control of the flux. PBN crucibles are standard with this type of effusion cell - many crucible materials are possible.

Technical Data:


Type

SFC

Heating system

Radiation heating, tantalum wires with PBN insulators

Temperature range

50°C … 1400°C

Temperature stability

≤0.1°C depending on the PID controller

Max. outgas temp.

1600°C

Max. power

360W (NW 40 CF)

Max. current

12A

Bakeout temperature

250°C

Conditioning

Heated to maximum temperature with and without crucible

Shipping

Stainless steel container with valve under dry Nitrogen

Standards:


Flange size

CF40 / CF63 / CF100 or specified

Max outer diameter

38mm / 61mm / 97mm or specified

Length

180mm ... 300mm or specified

Thermocouple

Type C or specified

Crucible material

PBN / PGR / W / Ta / Mo / quartz

Crucible capacity

All standard sizes or specified

Options:


  • Hot-lip filament to avoid condensation on the crucible orifice
  • Molybdenum version
  • Downward looking version
  • Integrated shutter
  • Water cooling unit 

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Molecular Beam Epitaxy (MBE) | Low Temperature Scanning Tunneling Microscopy (LT-STM) | Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) | Ultra-high Vacuum (UHV) | Effusion Cells