Nickel (Ni) Sputtering Target

Material Nickel Formula Ni Purity 99.99% Typical Substrates Cu, Al, GaAs, Si, Ti, glass Related Materials Ti, Cr, Co, Cu, Mo Nickel thin films are widely used in research and commercial applications, such as electronics and energy storage. They are used in a variety of devices, such as solar cells, transistors, and batteries. Nickel thin films are also used in magneto-optic storage media, sensors, and catalytic converters. Furthermore, they are used in semiconductor devices such as thin-film transistors, thin-film integrated circuits, and thin-film diode laser arrays. Nickel thin films are highly corrosion-resistant and have very high electrical and thermal conductivities. They are also very strong and have excellent adhesion properties. This makes them ideal for use in electronic devices and other applications requiring strong, corrosion-resistant thin films. Nickel thin films can also be deposited on a variety of substrates and are often used in combination with ot