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Hello,

It's my first post on this forum but I would like to share some of my first renders.

A big thanks to OnoSendai for this incredible free renderer .


Cornel Box ZincBlende Lattice:


Cornel Box Wurtzite Lattice:


Photoluminescence equipement:


Closed MOCVD reactor:


Open MOCVD reactor:


MOCVD reactor in use (Internal Temperature 1000°C):



Thanks for comments!

Nice modeling

Wow, great renders!
I'm not sure what a MOCVD reactor is, but it looks cool

The Photoluminescence equipment is cool, but there's an experiment i'd like to see done with it:
Set up a light beam through the lenses, add some participating media, and see what it looks like

Thanks

OnoSendai wrote: The Photoluminescence equipment is cool, but there's an experiment i'd like to see done with it:
Set up a light beam through the lenses, add some participating media, and see what it looks like

OK I'll try to do this but I don't known what participating media are, so it'll be a little bit long to do .
I'll post the result when done.

MOCVD is Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition ( or Metalorganic Vapor Phase Epitaxy), is for making thin film for electronics or optoelectronic devices.

mamoret wrote:Thanks

OnoSendai wrote: The Photoluminescence equipment is cool, but there's an experiment i'd like to see done with it:
Set up a light beam through the lenses, add some participating media, and see what it looks like

OK I'll try to do this but I don't known what participating media are, so it'll be a little bit long to do .
I'll post the result when done.

MOCVD is Metalorganic Chemical Vapor Deposition ( or Metalorganic Vapor Phase Epitaxy), is for making thin film for electronics or optoelectronic devices.

thin film for electronics or optoelectronic devices...?Can you show us an example please?its interesting....



hmmm this thing cost 3 million $.....damn......i foun the info about this....nice thing for inspiration man!keep it up

What da f... ! 3 million $ No problem, i take two ! I think that is a modern coffee or espresso machine.

@ mamoret
very nice renders, great work !

I think that is a modern coffee or espresso machine.

Yes your right the coffee is made in Hydrogen atmosphere under ammonia ans Trimethylindium flow.

Can you show us an example please?

OK, I'll try

For the inspiration I had made my PHD studies on this reactor so it was made with blueprint and photography.

Some example of application:

All the device made with GaAs, AlAs, InAs and alloys (not Si) are made with MOCVD system.
You must well known this devices: Yellow to Infrared diodes, laser diodes and photo-detectors. High frequencies component of your cell phone are also made by mocvd...

New devices like Blue (and UV) diodes ans laser diodes made with GaN, InN, AlN and alloys are also made with MOCVD equipment (the reactor I've modeled (AIXTRON R&D equipment) is dedicated to nitrides growth and can go up to 1200°C under corrosive atmosphere).

And now Kosmokrator is your avatar an MOCVD devices???

Sorry for my poor English

And now Kosmokrator is your avatar an MOCVD devices???

hahahah yes definaly.......This Chip have pass from MOCVD process!

thnx for the explanation man!

I'll go to sleep a little bit less idiot this evening

:O

Nice modeling and renders.

nearly forgot to comment this.
kickass modeling and superb renders

Thanks!!! Thanks!!! Thanks!!!

But you can be more critic, I post for that

By the way, I have seen on
http://deeppixel.uw.hu/projects/NK_materials.html
A render for GaN01.nk data, It works but not as expected:
GaN have a band-gap of about 3.4 eV, so it is transparent to visible light and begin to absorb UV wavelength.

transparent stuff gernarally doesnt work as expected:
Indigo uses Phong for .nk, which doesn't support transparency.

I like your reactor

Hmm - it never occurred to me that .nk files weren't handled interally as something seperate - now the reason some of them don't work makes sense. That is all. I have nothing to add to the discussion. I just like understanding stuff.

Lol mamoret, how we met again

Am I responsible by any chance on your use of Indigo ?

Sorry, no crits at this point, I'd say "good job"