Learning: Scientific Content about Thin Film Technology
We want to support the continuous development of plasma and ion beam technology, so we share our knowledge. The learning portal of scia Systems offers scientific insights for both beginners and experts. If you have any questions or need more information on any topic, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Ion Beam Technology – Enabling an Ever-Evolving Sensor Landscape
Webinar on how ion beam technology ensures accuracy, scalability, and reliability in the production of modern sensors.
Structuring and Uniformity Improvement of Thin Film Waveguide Materials
Video presentation that covers specific applications in nanodevice and thin-film manufacturing with materials like Lithium Niobate and Silicon Nitride.
Ion beam technology for frequency filters in mobile communication
In every cell phone are components that have been manufactured on the production lines of scia Systems.
Overview of PVD Technologies
Comparison of ion beam sputtering, magnetron sputtering and evaporation.
Ion beam technology for thin piezoelectric films
Video presentation: The advantages of ion beam technology for piezoelectric layers.
Ion beam figuring for telescope mirrors
Video presentation: surface error correction under high vacuum conditions.
Advanced Patterning for Slanted Surface Relief Gratings
Video presentation: Methods to create optical gratings with constant or variable slant angle
Reactive ion etching of anti-reflective nanostructures
Moth-eye effect on substrates up to 300 mm and on 3D-Objects.
The Technology of Ion Beam Figuring
Etching with extremely high precision especially for optical substrates
Ion beam trimming of POI wafers
Video presentation: Surface correction of piezoelectric materials
Direct etching of slanted gratings
Video presentation: Etching of SRG used as in- and out-coupler in waveguides.
Ion beam etching for optics structuring
Video presentation: How to structure your optics with reactive ion beam etching.
Slanted gratings by ion beam trimming
Video presentation: Processing of optical gratings with varying slant angles by reactive IBT
Magnetron Sputtering of silicon dioxide
Advantages of magnetron sputtering for SiO2 deposition


















