Abstract: A manufacturing method for sputtering an anti-refection layer onto a board at low temperature has the merits of easily being implemented and easily mass-produced. The manufacturing method is used for sputtering multiple anti-refection layers onto a board. The method can be used for mass-producing anti-reflection panels as the raw material for the photo industry. The method is superior to the manufacturing method for producing nebulization anti-reflection panels. This invention utilizes the anti-reflection characteristics of the board structure that is sputtered and stacked alternatively with high index refraction layers and low index refraction layers. A continuous manufacturing process is adopted. The present invention uses plasma to clean the surface of the boards and adopts a traditional sputtering machine. Therefore, it is convenient for installing and mass-producing high quality material.

Abstract: A method for sputtering a multilayer film on a sheet workpiece at a low temperature of the present invention has the following steps: employing plasma to clean a surface of a sheet workpiece, sputtering at least one metal oxide or semiconductor oxide on the sheet workpiece, and sputtering at least one ITO transparent electric layer on the sheet workpiece. The film sputtering process of the sheet workpiece employs continuously connecting work stations, thereby controlling delay time between the work stations of the sheet workpiece within a given range. The sheet workpiece is made from a macromolecular material.

Abstract: A method for sputtering a multilayer film on a sheet workpiece at a low temperature of the present invention has the following steps: employing plasma to modify a surface of a sheet workpiece, providing a reciprocating sputtering process to deposit metal oxide layers or semiconductor oxide layers on the sheet workpiece, preheating the sheet workpiece and providing a reciprocating ITO sputtering process to sputter ITO transparent conductive layers on the sheet workpiece. The film sputtering process of the sheet workpiece employs continuously connecting work line and controls delay time between the sputtering units to deposit a film with a predetermined thickness on the sheet workpiece.