Description Usage Arguments Author(s)
Calculates amount of material deposited for a rotating system of given geometry and deposition rate
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 | Dep_Polar(
Rate,
Epsilon = 1,
Disc_1 = 0,
Disc_2 = 0,
Rad_1 = 1.4375,
Rad_2 = 3,
Ins_1 = 2.375,
Fing_1 = 4.8125,
Knuc_1 = 0.87266,
Rot_1 = 0.17453,
Interval = 0.2
)
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Rate |
sputter power - a constant |
Epsilon |
a sputter rate scaling factor, usually 1 |
Disc_1 |
relative angle (in degrees) of larger disc (disc 1) in chamber door vs. gravity |
Disc_2 |
relative angle (in degrees) of smaller disc (disc 2) in chamber door vs. gravity |
Rad_1 |
fixed value describing the distance between the center of larger disc (disc 1) and the center of the smaller disc (disc 2) |
Rad_2 |
fixed value describing the distance between the center of disc 2 and the position of each cathode (cathodes are symetric) |
Ins_1 |
distance the gun has been inserted into chamber, measured from inside of disc 2 to the center of the gun knuckle |
Fing_1 |
distance from the knuckle to the gun tip |
Knuc_1 |
angle (in radians) at which the gun is set at the knuckle. Min is 0, max is 1.18 |
Rot_1 |
angle (in radians) at which the gun is rotated, min is 0, max is 2*pi |
Interval |
the size of each step in a numeric solution. Larger intervals will produce courser solutions, but will be faster. Smaller intervals will produce more detailed solutions but will be more computationally expensive |
Greg Pilgrim gpilgrim@vergason.com
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