Our Force/Strengths

Remotely Generated Plasma:

We have independent control of all process parameters including target voltage and ion current

Low Temperature Process:

Low temperature deposition for plastic or other 'delicate' substrates

Stable High Rate Reactive Process:

Virtual elimination of target poisoning since the surface of the target is uniformly eroded.

Stress Control:

Due to our unique process we are able to control the stress if growing thin films from compressive through to tensile.

Potential for Multilayer Devices:

PQL systems have the ability to deposit multilayer without breaking vacuum

Thick ferromagnetic targets:

Ability to sputter from thick ferromagnetic targets

Substrate plasma-cleaning:

Offering enhanced adhesion performance

HiTUS in action

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Plasma Quest is headquartered in the United Kingdom with an annex business development team in the South of France.

The French branch oversees a network of international business agents responsible for developing its leading edge patented plasma sputtering technology globally.

We currently have agents covering the continents of Asia, America, Europe, North America, and Africa, but are always looking to strengthen our global presence.

If you are interested in working with PQL, please contact us via the contact form below.

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Strategic Materials

Metals:

Ag, Al, Au, Bi, Co, Cr, Cu, Fe, Hf, In, Mg, Mn, Mo, Nb, Ni, Pb, Pt, Sn, Ta, Ti, W, Y, Zn, Zr

Dielectrics:

AlN, Al2O3, PbO, SiO2, Ta2O5, NbO5, TiO2, TixO2x-1, TiN, HfO2, CuO, In2O3, MgO

(Oxy-Nitrides and sub-oxides are also possible with PQL technology)

Transparent conducting oxides:

Sn:InO (ITO), In:ZnO(IZO), Al:ZnO (AZO), ZnO

Magnetic materials:

Co, CoFe, Fe, NiFe

News @ PQL

13 May 2010 - Site Update

We have begun updating site content, that will involve adding and removing obsolete content and documentation from the site and enhancing use of the blog to keep site visitors up to date on developments at PQL. Thank you for your patience as we proceed with the update. We will keep the site online during this process.