H.C. Starck Solutions is a key manufacturer of molybdenum, niobium, tantalum, and tungsten metals and fabricated products. The company supplies targets for thin film coatings applications with an extensive vertically integrated supply chain. These products are ideal for conducting layer and barrier layer deposition in touch screen and flat panel display manufacturing.
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Different forms of sputtering target materials are produced at H.C. Starck Solutions’ production facilities:
H.C. Starck Solutions is focused on the research and development of thin films, making continuous investment in advanced laboratories for material processing and analysis of thin films. It has a Thin Film Materials Lab featuring planar and rotary sputtering tools and the supporting equipment such as optical and electron microscopy for characterization of thin films.
Research staff at H.C. Starck Solutions are working on the advancement of metals technology for refractory metal sputtering targets. The company has in-house prototyping, modeling and analytical capabilities to help customers and to develop new products and processes in a rapid phase. At H.C. Starck Solutions' Material Processing laboratory, evaluation targets are produced with the help of a complete chemical analysis lab.
The research and development capabilities of H.C. Starck Solutions include:
H.C. Starck Solutions' latest DynaMo product line of molybdenum-based alloys illustrates the company’s capability to provide bespoke alloys with etch characteristics, corrosion resistance, and electrical performance for higher reliability in Touch Screen Panel (TSP) applications. These alloys have large size capabilities with planar targets up to Gen 5 in size, rotary targets up to 4100mm long, and segmented (or tiled) targets.
The MoNb alloy provides higher quality films with superior corrosion resistance and fewer defects, while enabling higher sputtering rates. H.C. Starck Solutions has best-in-class extrusion process for MoNb rotary targets:
MoNb planar and rotary targets are the highest density product available in the market, enabling higher sputtering rates and higher quality film with fewer defects and superior corrosion resistance. They are used in Cu barrier and Al capping layer for TSP. H.C. Starck Solutions has in-house manufacture and control of Mo and Nb powders.
The composition and dimensions of MoNb planar and rotary targets include:
H.C. Starck Solutions supplies MoW planar targets in different compositions and dimensions:
MoW planar targets are used in gate and touch sensor layers for LTPS and in-cell type touch panels.
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A range of high performance, refractory metal solutions is produced by H.C. Starck Solutions for thin film sputtering applications. The company manufactures planar and rotary molybdenum (Mo) sputtering targets for thin film transistor (TFT) applications. Molybdenum thin films are used as electrodes, barrier layers, and wiring in flat panel displays (FPD) systems.
H.C. Starck Solutions’ molybdenum-tungsten (MoW) planar targets are used to form gate and touch sensor layers for TFT- LTPS and in-cell type touch panels. The largest planar sputtering target available from H.C. Starck Solutions is the Gen 5.5 molybdenum plate, with an expanded width of 1580 x 1950mm. H.C. Starck Solutions manufactures molybdenum sputtering targets and machined targets for Gen 1 to 8 sputtering equipment configurations.
H.C. Starck Solutions’ materials are recognized by key flat panel display manufacturers due to their high purity, uniform microstructure, density, consistency, high power density, low resistivity, and superior sputtering performance characteristics. With local support from more than 30 locations across the globe, the company helps customers to select the appropriate solution for all refractory metal applications:
H.C. Starck Solutions also produces sputtering alloys for use in TSP applications. Flexible and curved touch screens are the newest technology in HDTV, tablets, smart phones, and other mobile devices. H.C. Starck Solutions’ molybdenum-niobium (MoNb) targets are used in touch screens to sputter thin films for conducting, capping and barrier layers in these devices.
H.C. Starck Solutions supplies different compositions of single piece length tiles depending on the specific requirements of customers. Thin films made from MoW targets exhibit superior wet and dry etching characteristics. Flexible touch screen devices are the evolving technology in TSP application, requiring higher durability and performance.
With its sputtering target materials and rapid product development capabilities, H.C. Starck Solutions helps customers to achieve improved system performance and cost. H.C. Starck Solutions’ knowledge in thin film characterization and ESBD analysis of textures enables rapid development of these innovative alloys.
H.C. Starck Solutions employs a unique processing of refractory metals, including high temperature rolling, powder metallurgy processing, rotary forging and extrusion, for customized alloy development. The company’s innovative extrusion process manufactures a range of materials, sizes, lengths, and shapes for thin films and a multitude of other applications. Its extruded targets have higher relative density than Hot Isostatic Press (HIP) targets.
This information has been sourced, reviewed and adapted from materials provided by H.C. Starck Solutions.
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