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The AJA ATC 2200 is a PVD sputtering system. The AJA ATC 2200 deposits films on a substrate by sputtering. The AJA ATC 2200 supports substrates to 6 inches.[1]

Plate 01AJA ATC-2200-UHV deposition system sputtering system
Wafer size
6"
Power
DC and RF generators[1]
The AJA ATC 2200 is a physical vapor deposition sputtering system for depositing thin films on substrates.[1]
The AJA ATC 2200 is used after substrate preparation and before downstream patterning, annealing, or device assembly steps that use the deposited films.
The AJA ATC 2200 supports vacuum-based film deposition workflows that often require clean substrates, controlled atmosphere, and repeatable layer growth.
The AJA ATC 2200 is used for corrosion resistant coatings, low friction coatings, hard wear resistant coatings, and coatings with specific electrical and optical properties.[1]
The AJA ATC 2200 supports reactive sputtering and low pressure operation, which suit the deposition of functional thin films.[1]
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Yes, the system has radiant heating with quartz halogen lamps capable of reaching temperatures up to 800 °C.[1]
The system is equipped with both DC and RF generators.[1]
Yes, it includes a Kaufman KDC 40 4cm gridded ion source.[1]
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Last updated Oct 3, 2026.
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