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Low-Pressure Radio-Frequency Plasma Reactor for DLC – FLARION 1200
Laboratory
Biomaterials and Bioengineering Laboratory
Department
Department of Mining, Metallurgical and Materials Engineering
Funding agency(ies)
iBiomat
Manufacturer (model)
Plasmionique
Commissioning
2008
Equipment Description
This inductively coupled plasma (ICP) reactor uses an adjustable gas mixture depending on the desired surface modifications to treat substrates with a volume plasma. It enables the deposition of diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings. It can also be operated in sputtering mode using a silver target.
It is primarily used in the laboratory to modify the surface of metals and silicon wafers to produce diamond-like carbon (DLC) or silver-doped DLC coatings.
Technical Specifications
Reactor type: ICP, Plasma-Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition (PECVD)
Pressure range: 1–50 mTorr
Available gases: Nitrogen, oxygen, methane, hydrogen
Treated surface area: Variable
Operating voltage: ±800 V
Operating frequency: 13.6 MHz
Mode: Continuous or pulsed
Areas of expertise
Surface modification
Low-pressure plasma treatment
Conditions of Use
Training on the instrument or use of the instrument by a research professional is required. Available to academic and/or industrial collaborators.
Rental Fees (CAD)
On-Campus
To be discussed with the person in charge.
Off-Campus (Academic)
To be discussed with the person in charge.
Industry
To be discussed with the person in charge.
Reservations
Pascale Chevalier Ph. D.
pascale.chevallier@crchudequebec.ulaval.ca
418-525-4444 poste 52381
