Lab Ultrasonic Nebulizer for AACVD Experiment

Lab Ultrasonic Nebulizer for AACVD Experiment

Introduction

This Ultrasonic Nebulizer is an aerosol-assisted chemical vapor deposition (AACVD) device, utilizing liquid aerosols as precursors that grow on a substrate. It is designed for applications such as fuel cell production and the deposition of ZnO transparent conductive films. The instrument consists of two main modules: a high-precision micro-flow liquid transmission system and an ultrasonic atomization system. This technology is suitable for non-volatile precursors and can be widely applied in fields such as nanomaterial preparation and electrode material coating and composites.

Application Demonstration

Technical Specifications of Ultrasonic Nebulizer

Applications

Here are some typical applications for the Ultrasonic Nebulizer:

1. Fuel Cell Production: Deposits catalyst and electrode materials to enhance fuel cell performance.
2. ZnO Transparent Conductive Films: Deposits ZnO films for solar cells, touch screens, and displays.
3. Nanomaterial Synthesis: Provides uniform nanoparticle deposition for electronics and sensors.
4. Electrode Material Coating: Applies uniform coatings for batteries and supercapacitors.
5. Composite Material Deposition: Improves conductivity, corrosion resistance, and other properties of composites.
6. Photovoltaic Cell Fabrication: Deposits light-absorbing and conductive layers for efficient solar cells.
7. Semiconductor Thin Film Deposition: Creates films for integrated circuits and electronic components.
8. Corrosion-Resistant Coatings: Provides protective layers for aerospace and marine applications.
9. Optoelectronic Device Fabrication: Supports production of LEDs, laser diodes, and other devices.
10. Catalytic Layer Deposition: Deposits catalysts for air purification, water treatment, and environmental applications.

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