Maxtek MDC-361C Thin Film
Averaging Controller

The Maxtek MDC-361C is a "black box" version of the MDC-360C thin film deposition controller. It was designed for users who want to interface to the controller solely through a computer and do not require the MDC-360C's front panel displays and keyboard. Users can develop custom software or use the INFICON Maxtek DCM-250 software, an easy to use Windows interface with data archiving and real-time graphing.

Features at a Glance

• Automatic and manual sensor/crystal switching
• Dynamic measurement update for optimum resolution and control
• Resume process from abort/halt
• Up to 16 fully programmable inputs and outputs for system interfacing
• Up to 6 isolated source outputs with selectable range
• Standard RS-232 interface
• Storage for 99 processes, 999 layers and 32 materials

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• Brochure - Maxtek MDC-360C Thin Film Averaging Controller
• Communication Protocol Differences Between the MDC-360 and MDC-360C
• Dynamically Adjusted Measurement Update Rate
• Electrical Grounding for Maxtek Deposition Monitors and Controllers
• How to Replace the MDC-360/MDC-370 Front Panel
• How to Upgrade the MDC-360 to the MDC-360C Series Deposition Controller
• Interfacing the MDC-360 to the Ferrofluidics Genius Evaporation Controller
• Interfacing the MDC-360 to the TFI Model 376 Crucible Indexer
• Interfacing the MDC-360 to the Temescal TRC-3460 Electron Beam Source Indexer
• MDC-360 Data Storage and Time-Date Option Installation Procedure Using the MDC-360 Series Initialization Program
• Maxtek DCM-250 Windows-Based Deposition Control Software
• Maxtek SO-100 Sensor Oscillator
• Maxtek VPLO-6 Vacuum Phase Lock Oscillator
• Oscillator Modification for 60-Inch Internal Cables
• RS-232 Communications Checklist
• Using the MDC-360 for Co-Deposition
• Using the Rotary Sensor Head with MDC-360/370