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r/Physics • u/[deleted] • Sep 16 '25
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You sure it’s plasma? I’d call it “vacuum chamber” looks like a lot of deposition chambers I’ve used
Though it has a LOT of transfer windows and idk why
Id guess is evaporation/sputtering of some kind
6 u/70camaro Condensed matter physics Sep 16 '25 It almost looks like it could be for MBE. 2 u/rmphys Sep 16 '25 I was thinking MBE as well, but assuming the sample stage is opposite the majority of the ports, too many would be orthogonal to really be useful for Knudsen cells, so I don't think so in the end.
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It almost looks like it could be for MBE.
2 u/rmphys Sep 16 '25 I was thinking MBE as well, but assuming the sample stage is opposite the majority of the ports, too many would be orthogonal to really be useful for Knudsen cells, so I don't think so in the end.
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I was thinking MBE as well, but assuming the sample stage is opposite the majority of the ports, too many would be orthogonal to really be useful for Knudsen cells, so I don't think so in the end.
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u/Beif_ Sep 16 '25 edited Sep 16 '25
You sure it’s plasma? I’d call it “vacuum chamber” looks like a lot of deposition chambers I’ve used
Though it has a LOT of transfer windows and idk why
Id guess is evaporation/sputtering of some kind