Zinc sulfide (ZnS) sputtering targets are solid source materials used in physical vapor deposition (PVD) to produce thin films. ZnS is an inorganic II-VI compound semiconductor with a wide bandgap, valued for its optical transparency across the visible and infrared ranges. In a controlled vacuum chamber, the target is bombarded with ions so that ZnS atoms are ejected and deposited onto a substrate as a uniform thin layer.
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- Optical coatings, including infrared optics and anti-reflection layers
- Thin-film electroluminescent device research
- Buffer or window layer development for thin-film solar cell studies
- Photodetector and sensor device research
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