Selenium (Se) sputtering targets are solid source plates made from selenium, a chalcogen element. They are used in physical vapor deposition (sputtering), where energetic ions eject atoms from the target surface, which then condense onto a substrate to form a thin film. Selenium-based films are widely studied in optoelectronics, semiconductor research, and energy materials, and this target provides a controlled source for depositing selenium-containing layers in laboratory and pilot-scale processes.
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- Deposition of absorber layers for thin-film solar cell research
- Fabrication of chalcogenide thin films for semiconductor and photodetector studies
- Development of phase-change and resistive switching layers in memory device research
- Surface and coating studies in materials science laboratories
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