Szputterionpumpától

Szputterionpumpától is a Hungarian term that translates to "from the sputter ion pump." This phrase refers to a specific type of vacuum pump known as a sputter ion pump. Sputter ion pumps are ultra-high vacuum (UHV) pumps that use a combination of electric and magnetic fields to ionize gas molecules and then trap these ions on a cathode surface. The ionization process is achieved through a "sputtering" action, where ions are accelerated and strike a getter material, releasing atoms that then react with and pump gas molecules.

These pumps are highly effective at achieving and maintaining very low pressures, making them suitable for applications where extreme vacuum is required. This includes scientific research, such as particle accelerators and surface science experiments, as well as industrial processes like semiconductor manufacturing and thin-film deposition. The "szputterionpumpától" phrasing suggests a context where something is being produced, measured, or interacted with in the presence of or after being subjected to the vacuum conditions created by such a pump. It implies a departure from or a state resulting from the operation of a sputter ion pump.