Parylene Deposition: Understanding the Gorham Process Parylene is a polymer that cannot be applied by brush, dipping, or spraying. It forms directly on the part to be protected, molecule by mole...

PECVD Principle Depositing SiO₂ by conventional CVD takes substrate temperatures of several hundred degrees, which rules out electronics, solder joints and polymers. PECVD replaces thermal energ...

ALD Principle CVD and PECVD (both available in our CX-30, CX-300 and CX-600. deposition systems) are continuous processes: precursor flows in, the film grows, and thickness is set by deposition ...

A Polymer to Protect the Electronics Parylene is a widely used material that is mostly applied on critical electronic circuit to provide a strong protection in harsh environment. Especially fo...