Nickel (Ni) sputtering targets are solid, dense plates of elemental nickel, a transition metal known for its ferromagnetic behavior at room temperature and its good corrosion resistance. They serve as the source material in physical vapor deposition (PVD), particularly magnetron sputtering, where energetic ions eject nickel atoms that condense on a substrate to form thin films.
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- Deposition of nickel thin films for magnetic recording and spintronic device research
- Electrode and contact metallization in microelectronics and sensor prototyping
- Corrosion-resistant and decorative coatings on metal and glass substrates
- Thin film catalysis and hydrogen-related materials studies
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