Automatic Vacuum Evaporation Equipment
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Apply to teaching & research experiments in university and institutional laboratories; Early-stage exploratory R&D and new product development for industrial manufacturers
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Details Introduction
The PD-200 Perovskite Solar Cells Machine is an automatic vacuum evaporation equipment designed for thin film deposition in laboratory research and early-stage solar cell development. It is widely used in universities, research institutes, and industrial R&D laboratories for perovskite solar cells, photovoltaic materials, and new energy device exploration.
Equipped with a precise vacuum control system and stable evaporation process, the PD-200 enables uniform coating and repeatable experimental results. The compact design makes it suitable for material research, process optimization, prototype fabrication, and small-scale trial production, helping researchers accelerate the development of next-generation solar cell technologies.
Parameter
| Chamber Size(304 stainless steel) | Φ260xH350mm (Cylindrical) |
| Ultimate Vacuum | ≤5.0×10⁻⁵ Pa |
| Pumping Speed | From atmosphere to 8×10⁻⁴ Pa≤30 min |
| Substrate Holder | 80 mm × 80 mm |
| Power Supply | 1 × 2 kW metal evaporation power supply |
| Evaporation Sources | 2 pairs (4 rods) of water-cooled evaporation electrodes |
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