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The Aixtron BlackMagic 6 is a plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) system. The BlackMagic 6 processes 6-inch wafers. The BlackMagic 6 is used for carbon nanotube and graphene synthesis.[1]
In a typical graphene synthesis sequence using the BlackMagic 6, the chamber is first heated to a target temperature in an inert atmosphere, then a plasma is ignited with controlled power, pressure, and gas composition. The substrate is cooled after the deposition, and the samples are unloaded below threshold temperatures to avoid oxidation or contamination.[1]
Research applications demonstrated with the BlackMagic 6 include the study of sapphire surface termination effects on graphene crystallinity, using plasma etching to create hydrophilic or hydrophobic surfaces that influence the quality of the synthesized graphene layer.[1]
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Last updated Sep 22, 2026.