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Client Name: A well-known public research university in the United States Industry: Higher Education, Advanced Materials & Semiconductor Research
Core Needs: Low-temperature plasma thin film deposition equipment with full vacuum and multi-gas precise control to support frontier research on 2D materials, dielectric films and microelectronic devices
This university owns a top-tier Department of Materials Science and Engineering, running long-term research on nanocoatings, photovoltaic passivation films and flexible electronic substrates. Traditional thermal CVD requires high processing temperature, which will deform or damage temperature-sensitive substrates such as polymer and glass wafers. Existing small lab coating equipment suffers from unstable plasma, poor film uniformity and lack of standardized data recording functions. The research team intended to build a complete thin film deposition platform with North American safety certification, to replace scattered experimental devices and improve experimental repeatability for academic paper output.
2. Equipment Introduction
Equipment Name: Horizontal Tubular PECVD System
Operating Temperature: Room temperature ~ 400℃
Temperature Control Accuracy: ±1℃
Furnace Tube Material: High-purity transparent quartz tube (customizable diameter)
RF Plasma Module: 13.56 MHz RF power source, output range 0–300W, stable glow discharge without arcing
Vacuum System: Rotary vane pump + molecular pump unit, ultimate vacuum up to 4×10⁻⁴ Pa
Gas Supply System: Multi-channel high-precision MFC, compatible with SiH₄, NH₃, N₂O, Ar, H₂ and other process gases; each pipeline equipped with anti-backflow valves and pressure sensors
Control System: PLC + English touchscreen, supports 30-segment automatic heating-holding-cooling programs; real-time storage and export of temperature, vacuum, gas flow and RF power curves
Safety Configuration: Over-temperature interlock, vacuum anomaly alarm, gas leakage monitoring, emergency stop button, pressure relief exhaust device, fully compliant with US laboratory safety specifications
This integrated PECVD system is specially developed for university thin film research labs. It adopts an all-in-one mobile cabinet layout integrating heating, vacuum, gas circuit and control modules. The low-temperature plasma activation technology avoids high-temperature substrate damage, while independent multi-zone temperature adjustment and uniform plasma distribution guarantee consistent film thickness across substrates. The transparent quartz tube allows real-time visual observation of plasma state and film growth process during experiments.

Specific Process: Low-Temperature Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor Deposition of Advanced Thin Films Whole Process Flow: Chamber evacuation → Heating to set temperature → Stabilize gas flow → RF plasma ignition → Constant deposition → Purge chamber → Controlled cooling
In the university’s thin film laboratory, this PECVD system is mainly applied to the following research materials:
Core Experimental Improvements Brought by This Equipment:
"After comparing multiple international equipment suppliers, we finally chose PROTECH’s customized tubular PECVD system for our new thin film lab. The integrated mobile cabinet design saves much limited lab space, and the full English operation interface is very friendly for our graduate students and researchers. The RF plasma remains stable during long-term continuous deposition experiments, temperature uniformity and vacuum sealing performance fully meet our research standards. The equipment arrived intact after ocean freight, and remote video commissioning helped our team complete startup and parameter debugging quickly without overseas engineer arrival. We have completed batches of SiNₓ passivation film and 2D material growth experiments with consistent and reliable test data. The complete safety interlock system also makes our lab management much easier. We will prioritize PROTECH when expanding our thin film pilot platform in the future."
— Materials Science Research Group, A Public Research University in the United States