Synthesis of Multilayer Vacuum Ion-Plasma Coatings Ti-Tin during the Surface Modification

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The article presents the results of the technology development for the vacuum ion-plasma coating deposition with the additional ionic bombardment. As a method to realize the additional ionic bombardment, use of the hollow cathode effect or non-self-maintained high-current discharge generated by the plasma source with an incandescent cathode (PSIC) is suggested. The technology of synthesis of protective coatings with the submicrocrystalline structure was developed.

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