Am. Tolopa, TAMEK - SOURCES AND TECHNIQUES FOR HIGH-DOSE IMPLANTATION, ION-BEAM MIXING, AND ION-BEAM-ASSISTED DEPOSITION OF METAL-IONS, Review of scientific instruments, 65(4), 1994, pp. 1322-1324
Unlike widely published sources MEVVA, since 1984 we have constructed
vacuum arc ion sources of any hard electroconductive materials (like m
etal or composites type-TiC, TiSiC, NiCrAlY, MoS, TiMoSi, WAlB, TiBNi)
for modification of materials. The principle of Technological Acceler
ator of Metal ion and Electron Kit-source TAMEK, provides realization
of regimes mentioned in the title in each (or in any series) of a sequ
ence of f = 50 Hz pulses: t = 300 mus, I(i) < 1 A, E(i) < 200 keV, dD(
i) = 10(16) ion/cm2/min for implantation and t = 1000 mus, I(arc) < 20
00 A, dh = 50-200 nm/min for deposition and so realized, if you wish,
ion implantation, deposition, mixing, ion-beam-assisted deposition of
the same ions without switching off the source. The experimental data
demonstrate the possibility of obtaining mutual mixed (10 X 90 at %) a
lloyed layers up to 3 mum for time in t = 15 min at T = 100-degrees-C
temperature surface, with structure improving (microhardness) inner la
yer up to 50 mum in depth and possibility of further coating growth on
the surface. This report presents a brief review of TAMEK principle d
esign and its application for modification of constructed materials.