Principle of operation:
Cutting the mask of a metal foil is made by a tungsten needle. The needle and the foil connected to the output of the HF generator and immersed into distilled water. At the point of contact there is a spark, burning through the foil. Cutting thickness is limited by the thickness of the tungsten wire (50 micrometers). Standard size foil 2cm, masks – 8mm. It is possible to make bigger masks.
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- Staff
- Research
- Publications
- Scientific groups
- Material Synthesis Lab
- Low Temperature STM/STS
- Topological Insulators and van der Waals Heterostructures
- Cryomagnetic measurements with CFMS
- High Pressure and Ultra-high Magnetic Field Lab
- Cryomagnetic measurements with PPMS
- Photoelectron Emission Spectroscopy-ARPES
- Ultra-low temperature lab
- Optical Measurements Lab
- Andreev Spectroscopy of Superconductors
- Low Temperature Andreev Spectroscopy Lab
- Nanostructures Fabrication
- Cuprate High-Tc Superconductors
- New Biomedical materials
- Research areas
- Education
- Equipment
- Contacts
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