Plasma and Fusion Research
Volume 1, 048 (2006)
Rapid Communications
- Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences, Faculty of Engineering, University of Hyogo
Abstract
A bright optical emission inside a trench in a solid object was observed during a diamond-like carbon (DLC) deposition process, with the DLC deposition rate being more than two-times faster on the trench's bottom than that on the top of the trench. We found that the secondary electrons inside the trench played an important role in the higher DLC deposition rate on the trench's bottom.
Keywords
acetylene plasma, diamond-like carbon (DLC), optical emission, plasma implantation, deposition
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This paper may be cited as follows:
EtsuoFUJIWARA, Keiichi NISHIKAWA, Michiharu KIRINUKI, Kingo AZUMA and Mitsuyasu YATSUZUKA, Plasma Fusion Res. 1, 048 (2006).