Major Process Steps to Improve the Performance of Metalized Capacitor Films (Supercapacitors Europe 2013)

Dr Anye Chifen,
Leybold Optics
Germany
 
Apr 18, 2013.

Presentation Summary

  • The effect of plasma pre-treatment before metallization
  • Innovative design to create free margins (non-metallized zones)
  • An effective method to improve productivity and quality using Super Bias (electron beam induction) technology
  • Static charge removal and film cleaning using plasma post-treatment

Speaker Biography (Anye Chifen)

Anye Chifen has a master degree in chemical engineering from the technical university of Dortmund. He then later received his Ph.D. degree in Plasma Material Physics from the Max-Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany. Before joining Leybold Optics GmbH as R&D manager with responsibilities in the web coating division, he worked for EXIDE battery technologies for the development of diverse high capacity battery systems for diverse applications.

Company Profile (Leybold Optics)

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The roots of Leybold Optics can be traced back to the companies founded by legendary pioneers Ernst Leybold and Wilhelm Carl Heraeus in the middle of the 19th century, 160 years ago. What follows is the story of the rise of two garage firms to become the dominating companies in vacuum coating technology worldwide, a story full of groundbreaking inventions and entrepreneurial spirit. Since May of 2012 Leybold Optics belongs to the Bühler Group, a family owned, global leader for machinery to process basic foods and manufacturing high-grade materials, located in Switzerland.
 
Leybold Optics Industrial Segment
 
The core-competence of Leybold Optics' Industrial segment is the vacuum coating of flexible substrates and 3-Dimensional parts such as injection-moulded plastic substrates.
 
Flexible substrates:
 
The META-M 2900 and the PRO-M series are dedicated machines for the high productive and high quality metalizing of packaging materials such as BOPP, BOPET, CPP as well as paper.
 
The CAP-M platform is a dedicated, modular, high-end machine for the coating of electrical film capacitors.
 
The unique ZnS evaporator of the FLEX-M machine allows the precise coating of holographic security products.
3D:
 
The CompactMet, a batch-type thermal evaporation machine, allows the Aluminium metalizing and Top-coat by PE-CVD process of car-lighting components such as reflectors and tail-lamps.
 
The PylonMet and the Dyna-Series are widely used for the sputter-deposition and Top-coat (by PE-CVD) of car-lighting products and interior-lighting products including energy saving high reflective silver-layer-stacks.
 
Easy-to-Clean or Anti-Finger-Print applications for consumer-electronic products such as mobile-phones and smart-phones are accomplished by our ATALANTA machine.
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