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Tungsten Titanium Sputtering Targets and Applications

Tungsten and titanium are metals that can come together to form an alloy. And this alloy can be used in different applications. Today we will focus on the usage of tungsten titanium sputtering targets.
By sputtering targets of tungsten titanium alloys we can obtain thin films. Tungsten titanium thin films were developed as an alternative to titanium-based films, which were considered as protective coatings. Thin films of tungsten titanium with specific structural and other properties can be used in very important fields.
The first area that tungsten titanium sputtering targets can be used is protective materials. Tungsten titanium sputtering targets are used here for the purpose of obtaining anticorrosion and oxidation resistant films.
Tungsten titanium sputtering targets can be also used in microelectronics to obtain diffusion barriers. And tungsten titanium alloys can be also used for gas sensors for the detection of pollutants such as CO, NO2 and SO2.
In addition to high hardness and adhesion, these films should be thermally stable and oxidation resistant. Modifications of the microstructure in the presence of the active element, here in this case is titanium, in tungsten titanium alloys can influence diffusion rates and mechanical properties of the thin films, playing an important role in the oxidation behavior of the material.
For more detailed information about tungsten titanium films and their properties, you may check the paper given in the link below:
If you need tungsten titanium sputtering targets for your research needs, you may click the links given below:
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