Deposition Sciences, Inc. Thin Film Coating Services

Description
DSI produces a wide variety of highly reliable, durable, and heat-resistant optical and electromagnetic coatings. Our exclusive technologies and custom deposition chambers offer coatings from the ultraviolet (UV) through the infrared longwave infrared (LWIR) spectral wavelengths. In addition to offering standard products, we work in close collaboration with our customers to develop innovative coatings that achieve specific requirements. Known for our strong engineering services, we seek to understand your needs and provide creative solutions for real-world applications. Specialized Coating Processes DSI offers three coating technologies that accommodate the varied and often rigorous demands placed on thin film coatings. This comprehensive toolbox gives us the ability to provide unique solutions, higher performance, increased volume, and more durability in our coatings. MicroDyn® Reactive Sputtering The MicroDyn process is a short-throw reactive sputtering process. The process is highly flexible, with the capability to deposit metals, metal oxides, nitrides, mixed materials with fixed or graded compositions, ITO, and semiconductor materials. Selected coatings are capable of operating at temperatures as high as 1000°C and can withstand the thermal shock of direct transition from liquid nitrogen to boiling water. MicroDyn coatings, including complex filters, can be patterned using both contact masking and photolithography. IsoDyn™ Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition (LPCVD) The LPCVD process is a thermally driven organo-metallic process that is configured to deposit multi-layers of silicon dioxide, tantalum oxide, and titanium dioxide. LPCVD is a high-temperature process (~500°C) that provides extremely conformal and seamless coatings on a wide variety of substrates including glass, ceramics, and metals. The unique aspect of the LPCVD process is its capability to uniformly coat all surfaces, even the most complex shapes with a high quality multi-layer optical coating. DSI’s ultra-durable optical coatings also feature laser damage threshold (LDT) levels as high as 25 MW/cm2. These are ideal for use in laser and other high-energy systems such as gas, diode and diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) systems. Evaporative Coating DSI’s evaporative coating chambers are used for complex infrared coatings. Advanced thin film designs are deposited in precision, cryo pumped vacuum chambers using electron beam guns and resistance sources with the option of ion assist. Coatings have minimum scatter and absorption, are space-qualified and meet all appli- cable military specifications. Infrared coatings with spectral performance requirements out to 15 microns in wavelength can be produced. Metals, dielectrics and semiconductors are deposited on various substrates, some of which include sapphire, silicon, germanium, zinc sulfide, and zinc selenide. Services DSI has the expertise to participate at any level of your product development. From engineering to prototyping to full-scale manufacturing, we will work with you to develop practical specifications, designs, and manufacturing techniques to meet your requirements.
Datasheet
Description
DSI produces a wide variety of highly reliable, durable, and heat-resistant optical and electromagnetic coatings. Our exclusive technologies and custom deposition chambers offer coatings from the ultraviolet (UV) through the infrared longwave infrared (LWIR) spectral wavelengths. In addition to offering standard products, we work in close collaboration with our customers to develop innovative coatings that achieve specific requirements. Known for our strong engineering services, we seek to understand your needs and provide creative solutions for real-world applications. Specialized Coating Processes DSI offers three coating technologies that accommodate the varied and often rigorous demands placed on thin film coatings. This comprehensive toolbox gives us the ability to provide unique solutions, higher performance, increased volume, and more durability in our coatings. MicroDyn® Reactive Sputtering The MicroDyn process is a short-throw reactive sputtering process. The process is highly flexible, with the capability to deposit metals, metal oxides, nitrides, mixed materials with fixed or graded compositions, ITO, and semiconductor materials. Selected coatings are capable of operating at temperatures as high as 1000°C and can withstand the thermal shock of direct transition from liquid nitrogen to boiling water. MicroDyn coatings, including complex filters, can be patterned using both contact masking and photolithography. IsoDyn™ Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition (LPCVD) The LPCVD process is a thermally driven organo-metallic process that is configured to deposit multi-layers of silicon dioxide, tantalum oxide, and titanium dioxide. LPCVD is a high-temperature process (~500°C) that provides extremely conformal and seamless coatings on a wide variety of substrates including glass, ceramics, and metals. The unique aspect of the LPCVD process is its capability to uniformly coat all surfaces, even the most complex shapes with a high quality multi-layer optical coating. DSI’s ultra-durable optical coatings also feature laser damage threshold (LDT) levels as high as 25 MW/cm2. These are ideal for use in laser and other high-energy systems such as gas, diode and diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) systems. Evaporative Coating DSI’s evaporative coating chambers are used for complex infrared coatings. Advanced thin film designs are deposited in precision, cryo pumped vacuum chambers using electron beam guns and resistance sources with the option of ion assist. Coatings have minimum scatter and absorption, are space-qualified and meet all appli- cable military specifications. Infrared coatings with spectral performance requirements out to 15 microns in wavelength can be produced. Metals, dielectrics and semiconductors are deposited on various substrates, some of which include sapphire, silicon, germanium, zinc sulfide, and zinc selenide. Services DSI has the expertise to participate at any level of your product development. From engineering to prototyping to full-scale manufacturing, we will work with you to develop practical specifications, designs, and manufacturing techniques to meet your requirements.
Datasheet

Suppliers

Company
Product
Description
Supplier Links
Thin Film Coating Services -  - Deposition Sciences, Inc.
Santa Rosa, CA, United States
Thin Film Coating Services
Thin Film Coating Services
DSI produces a wide variety of highly reliable, durable, and heat-resistant optical and electromagnetic coatings. Our exclusive technologies and custom deposition chambers offer coatings from the ultraviolet (UV) through the infrared longwave infrared (LWIR) spectral wavelengths. In addition to offering standard products, we work in close collaboration with our customers to develop innovative coatings that achieve specific requirements. Known for our strong engineering services, we seek to understand your needs and provide creative solutions for real-world applications. Specialized Coating Processes DSI offers three coating technologies that accommodate the varied and often rigorous demands placed on thin film coatings. This comprehensive toolbox gives us the ability to provide unique solutions, higher performance, increased volume, and more durability in our coatings. MicroDyn® Reactive Sputtering The MicroDyn process is a short-throw reactive sputtering process. The process is highly flexible, with the capability to deposit metals, metal oxides, nitrides, mixed materials with fixed or graded compositions, ITO, and semiconductor materials. Selected coatings are capable of operating at temperatures as high as 1000°C and can withstand the thermal shock of direct transition from liquid nitrogen to boiling water. MicroDyn coatings, including complex filters, can be patterned using both contact masking and photolithography. IsoDyn™ Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition (LPCVD) The LPCVD process is a thermally driven organo-metallic process that is configured to deposit multi-layers of silicon dioxide, tantalum oxide, and titanium dioxide. LPCVD is a high-temperature process (~500°C) that provides extremely conformal and seamless coatings on a wide variety of substrates including glass, ceramics, and metals. The unique aspect of the LPCVD process is its capability to uniformly coat all surfaces, even the most complex shapes with a high quality multi-layer optical coating. DSI’s ultra-durable optical coatings also feature laser damage threshold (LDT) levels as high as 25 MW/cm2. These are ideal for use in laser and other high-energy systems such as gas, diode and diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) systems. Evaporative Coating DSI’s evaporative coating chambers are used for complex infrared coatings. Advanced thin film designs are deposited in precision, cryo pumped vacuum chambers using electron beam guns and resistance sources with the option of ion assist. Coatings have minimum scatter and absorption, are space-qualified and meet all appli- cable military specifications. Infrared coatings with spectral performance requirements out to 15 microns in wavelength can be produced. Metals, dielectrics and semiconductors are deposited on various substrates, some of which include sapphire, silicon, germanium, zinc sulfide, and zinc selenide. Services DSI has the expertise to participate at any level of your product development. From engineering to prototyping to full-scale manufacturing, we will work with you to develop practical specifications, designs, and manufacturing techniques to meet your requirements.

DSI produces a wide variety of highly reliable, durable, and heat-resistant optical and electromagnetic coatings. Our exclusive technologies and custom deposition chambers offer coatings from the ultraviolet (UV) through the infrared longwave infrared (LWIR) spectral wavelengths.

In addition to offering standard products, we work in close collaboration with our customers to develop innovative coatings that achieve specific requirements. Known for our strong engineering services, we seek to understand your needs and provide creative solutions for real-world applications.

Specialized Coating Processes

DSI offers three coating technologies that accommodate the varied and often rigorous demands placed on thin film coatings. This comprehensive toolbox gives us the ability to provide unique solutions, higher performance, increased volume, and more durability in our coatings.

MicroDyn® Reactive Sputtering
The MicroDyn process is a short-throw reactive sputtering process. The process is highly flexible, with the capability to deposit metals, metal oxides, nitrides, mixed materials with fixed or graded compositions, ITO, and semiconductor materials. Selected coatings are capable of operating at temperatures as high as 1000°C and can withstand the thermal shock of direct transition from liquid nitrogen to boiling water. MicroDyn coatings, including complex filters, can be patterned using both contact masking and photolithography.

IsoDyn™ Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition (LPCVD)
The LPCVD process is a thermally driven organo-metallic process that is configured to deposit multi-layers of silicon dioxide, tantalum oxide, and titanium dioxide. LPCVD is a high-temperature process (~500°C) that provides extremely conformal and seamless coatings on a wide variety of substrates including glass, ceramics, and metals. The unique aspect of the LPCVD process is its capability to uniformly coat all surfaces, even the most complex shapes with a high quality multi-layer optical coating. DSI’s ultra-durable optical coatings also feature laser damage threshold (LDT) levels as high as 25 MW/cm2. These are ideal for use in laser and other high-energy systems such as gas, diode and diode-pumped solid-state (DPSS) systems.

Evaporative Coating
DSI’s evaporative coating chambers are used for complex infrared coatings. Advanced thin film designs are deposited in precision, cryo pumped vacuum chambers using electron beam guns and resistance sources with the option of ion assist. Coatings have minimum scatter and absorption, are space-qualified and meet all appli- cable military specifications. Infrared coatings with spectral performance requirements out to 15 microns in wavelength can be produced. Metals, dielectrics and semiconductors are deposited on various substrates, some of which include sapphire, silicon, germanium, zinc sulfide, and zinc selenide.

Services

DSI has the expertise to participate at any level of your product development. From engineering to prototyping to full-scale manufacturing, we will work with you to develop practical specifications, designs, and manufacturing techniques to meet your requirements.

Supplier's Site Datasheet

Technical Specifications

  Deposition Sciences, Inc.
Product Category Optical Coating Services
Product Name Thin Film Coating Services
Company Information Deposition Sciences, Inc. (DSI®), a wholly owned subsidiary of Lockheed Martin, provides innovative, ultra-durable optical coating solutions for aerospace, commercial, and military customers. Applications include automotive, biomedical, astronomy, homeland security,, imaging, telecommunications, scientific research, and industrial R&D. With lean manufacturing standards and talented engineers, we meet the diverse needs of customers who require cost-effective thin film coating solutions.
Unlock Full Specs
to access all available technical data

Similar Products

Optical Coatings - Gurley Precision Instruments - Gurley Precision Instruments
Specs
Company Information Gurley Precision Instruments - Optical Components and Optographics - From UV to IR and Eveything In-Between.
Coating Antireflection; Beamsplitter; Dielectric; Metal; Mirror
Wavelength Range UV; Visible; IR
View Details
Thin-Films Research, Inc. -  - Thin-Films Research, Inc.
Thin-Films Research, Inc.
Specs
Company Information Manufacturer of Custom Optical Filters and Thin-Film Sensors. Custom Thin-Film Coating Services for Medical Electronics, Sensors, MEMS and Semiconductor Industries.
Coating Antireflection; Dielectric; Metal
Wavelength Range UV; Visible; IR
View Details
 - PPGi - INRAD Optics
INRAD Optics
Specs
Company Information PPGI offers optical coatings that conform to the tightest military and industrial specifications. Capabilities include complex, high-efficiency, multilayer coatings designed for applications in the ultraviolet, visible, and infrared spectral regions.
Coating Antireflection; Beamsplitter; Dielectric; High Reflector; Metal; Mirror; Protective
Wavelength Range UV; Visible; IR
View Details
Optical Coating -  - Shanghai Optics
Shanghai Optics
Specs
Company Information

We are the leading custom optics supplier of photonics products including high precision optical components, lens systems, and opto-mechanical assembly – UV, VIS, NIR and SWIR applications. We serve OEM customers in the biotechnology, pharmaceutical, defense, industrial, commercial and research industries in North America and worldwide.

Coating Antireflection; Beamsplitter; Dielectric; High Reflector; Metal; Mirror
Wavelength Range UV; Visible; IR
View Details