Coatings of Ti and TiO2 with Defined Roughness for Implants by Gas Flow Sputtering

U. Lembke; A. Körtge; Hans Georg Neumann; K. Ortner; T. Jung; Regina Lange; Ulrich Beck

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.706-709.443

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Coatings of Ti and TiO₂ with Defined Roughness for Implants by Gas Flow Sputtering

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High rate film deposition via Gas Flow Sputtering was used to develop both metallic titanium films and ceramic titania coatings for implants. The structure formation of the coatings can be described by a modified model of structure zones according to Thornton. The potential of Gas Flow Sputtering for designing implant surfaces with controlled morphology and roughness is demonstrated.

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U. Lembke, A. Körtge, Hans Georg Neumann, K. Ortner, T. Jung, Regina Lange, Ulrich Beck

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Coating, Defined Roughness, Gas Flow Sputtering, Implant, SEM, Ti, TiO₂

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