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Modelling the evaporation of vacuum arc macroparticles by a beam of energetic electrons
The presence of macroparticles from cathode material in the plasma prevents the use of arc erosion sources in applications requiring high-quality coatings, especially those requiring low defect density and low roughness at the nanometer level. Here, we discuss an approach using energetic (keV) elect
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