Selenium Arsenic Germanium - Chalcogenide Glass, Sputtering Target, 99.99%, 125 mm dia x 6 mm th.

SeAsGe chalcogenide glass targets are used in sputtering processes to deposit thin films for infrared optical components and phase-change memory devices.

Used in the fabrication of infrared-transmitting lenses, waveguides, and sensors due to its broad transparency in the mid-to-long wave infrared spectrum.

Utilized as a specialized amorphous semiconductor material in the development of threshold switching and memory devices.

SeAsGe is employed as a source material for thermal or electron-beam evaporation to create uniform chalcogenide thin films.