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What is thin films?
Thin films are layers of materials ranging from nanometers to micrometers in thickness. They are commonly used for a wide variety of applications, including: modifying the optical, electrical, mechanical, or chemical properties of surfaces. Common applications include optical coatings, microelectronics, solar cells, hard coatings, and flexible electronics.
What other technologies are related to thin films?
thin films Complementary Technologies
implant
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Ion implantation is used to introduce dopants into thin films, modifying their electrical properties. Thus, it is strongly complementary.
dry etch
Dry etching techniques are essential for patterning and defining features in thin films. Thus, it is strongly complementary.
wet etch
Wet etching is also used for patterning and removing unwanted thin film material. Thus, it is strongly complementary.
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Integration Engineer
0.3% of all Integration Engineer jobs mention thin films
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Materials Engineer
3 Materials Engineer jobs mention thin films
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Research Scientist
6 Research Scientist jobs mention thin films
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Researcher
20 Researcher jobs mention thin films
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Engineer
220 Engineer jobs mention thin films
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Which organizations are mentioning thin films?
Sandia National Laboratories
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