1.1 Strategic Imperative 8™Factors Creating Pressure on Growth in the Atomic Layer Deposition Industry

1.2 Strategic Imperative 8™

1.3 Impact of the Top Three Strategic Imperatives on Adoption of Atomic Layer Deposition Technology

1.4 Growth Opportunities Fuel the Growth Pipeline Engine™

2.1 Research Scope

2.2 Research Methodology

2.3 Research Methodology Explained

3.1 Thin Film Deposition Categorization

3.2 Atomic Layer Deposition Technology Overview

3.3 Atomic Layer Deposition Is Mostly Preferred for High-volume Production of Thin Films

3.4 Atomic Layer Deposition Provides Superior Control When Compared With Other Techniques

3.5 Plasma-enhanced Laser Deposition Is One of the Most Cost-effective Deposition Techniques

3.6 Thermal Deposition Has Excellent Material Deposition Uniformity

4.1 Longer Pulse and Purge Can Be Achieved by Increasing the Reactor’s Surface Area and Volume

5.1 Oxide Dielectric Is the Most Commonly Used Material for Atomic Layer Deposition

5.2 Increase in Focus on Material Research for Developing Thin-film Materials for the Semiconductor Industry

5.3 Alkyl Reactant Materials Use Water as Counter Reactants since They are Very Highly Reactive

6.1 Titanium Dioxide Is the Most Commonly Grown Material in the Atomic Layer Deposition Process

6.2 Atomic Layer Deposition Can Be Used for Fabricating Multi-insulator Metal-Insulator-Metal Capacitors

6.3 Titanium Oxide-based Thin Films Are Used for Microfluidic Systems

6.4 Thin Films Fabricated with Zinc Sulfide Are Used for Photocatalysis

7.1 Atomic Layer Deposition Is an Advantage With Sensitive Substrates

7.2 Energy Wastage and Nanoparticle Emissions Hinder Use

7.3 The Technology Has Been Witnessing Immense Impact in the Solar and Energy Industry

7.4 Patents With Respect to Deposition of 2D Metal Chalcogenide Films Are Witnessing an Increase

8.1 Oxford Instrument, UK

8.2 SENTECH Instruments, Germany

8.3 Beneq, Finland

8.4 Tokyo Electron Limited, Japan

8.5 Veeco Instruments, United States

9.1 Growth Opportunity 1: The Semiconductor Industry

9.1 Growth Opportunity 1: The Semiconductor Industry (continued)

9.2 Growth Opportunity 2: The Nanofabrication Industry

9.2 Growth Opportunity 2: The Nanofabrication Industry (continued)

9.3 Growth Opportunity 3: The Energy Industry

9.3 Growth Opportunity 3: The Energy Industry (continued)

9.4 Growth Opportunity 4: The Biomedical Industry

9.4 Growth Opportunity 4: The Biomedical Industry (continued)

9.5 Growth Opportunity 5: The Electronics Industry

9.5 Growth Opportunity 5: The Electronics Industry (continued)

10.1 Contacts

11.1 Your Next Steps

11.2 Why Frost, Why Now?

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