Kevin Lifsey

Doped Ceramic Thin Films: A New Approach to In-Line Depositions Members Public

Presented by John Felts, Nano Scale Surface Systems, Inc. With the advent of “Nano” technology, there has been considerable focus on structures and designs, but little attention to how the required “novel” materials can (or will) be made in production environments. One class of materials that will be necessary for

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Nano-Composite Polymer Optical Coatings Members Public

Presented by Tom Faris, Vampire Optical Coatings, Inc. Traditionally broadband anti-reflection coatings and index matching coatings for use with high performance transparent conductive oxide coated films have been prepared via multi-layer dielectric materials deposited under vacuum. These coatings typically have thicknesses between 850 and 2000 Angstroms, with relatively low production

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Highly Efficient Solar Absorbers Produced by Large Area Electron Beam Deposition Members Public

Presented by J. Faber Cermets based on Al2O3 and Mo have been successfully used as solar absorbers e.g. for concentrating solar power systems. However, its production by DC- and RF-sputtering has extremely low throughput and hence is very expensive. Electron Beam (EB) evaporation is an alternative for Mo and

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Microwave Susceptors: 60 Years of Microwave HEating, 40 Years after the Amana Radar Range Members Public

Presented by Wolfgang Decker, VAST FILMS, Ltd.

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Target effective emission coefficients during reactive sputtering of oxides and nitrides Members Public

Presented by R. De Gryse, Taiyuan University of Technology In the field of magnetron sputtering, reactive sputtering is becoming more and more important as it allows to widen the scope of materials that can be deposited. Not only high quality metal coatings can be deposited, but also a wide variety

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

AFM Studies of Corona Treated Biaxially Oriented PET Film Members Public

Presented by Edwin C. Culbertson, Mitsubishi Polyester Film A sixteen run designed experiment was performed on biaxially oriented PET film with line speed and corona treater power setting as variables. The corona treater gap was held constant. Using Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM), surface topography and compositional variations were measured on

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Applied Ergonomic Solutions to Eliminate Hazards in Converting Applications Members Public

Presented by Sean L. Craig Each year converting companies spend billions of dollars in workers’ compensation claims. After all the accounting is complete, those billions of dollars are simply deducted from their bottom line. And while those same companies will spend billions of dollars on new product development in order

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA

Design, Fabrication, and Integration of Thin-Films for Sensing, Shielding and Power Storage Members Public

Presented by Kent Coulter and James Arps, Southwest Research Institute Advanced solid state materials that exhibit magnetostrictive (Fe/FeTb), frequency selective (FeNi/Al2O3), and high power density (LiCO3, Li2VxOy) based on precisely engineered compositional, structural, and interfacial elements are widely reported in the scientific literature but are in the early

Kevin Lifsey
2006 WCHC USA