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Achieving Up To 10 µm epitaxial AlN films on none heated composite substrates using DC magnetron sputtering
Thermal management materials are considered as the cornerstone of both high temperature lasers and electronic devices. In the present work, aluminum nitride (AlN) films are a vital component owing to their high thermal conductivity for such specific applications. A comprehensive study was performed
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