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Vapor-deposited electrodes

The radio-frequency glow-discharge method [30-34] has been the most used method in the study of a-C H films. In this chapter, it is referred to as RFPECVD (radio frequency plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition). Film deposition by RFPECVD is usually performed in a parallel-plate reactor, as shown in Figure 1. The plasma discharge is established between an RF-powered electrode and the other one, which is maintained at ground potential. The hydrocarbon gas or vapor is fed at a controlled flow to the reactor, which is previously evacuated to background pressures below lO"" Torr. The RF power is fed to the substrate electrode... [Pg.222]

This is comparable to or slightly higher than the values reported for single crystal (11) and polycrystalline Ti02 (12), and much higher than those for the TiC>2 film electrode prepared by other methods such as chemical vapor deposition (13) and oxidation (14) and anodization (15) of Ti metal. The high efficiency of the dip-coated Ti(>2 film may be attributed to the porous nature of the film as described below. [Pg.351]

The quartz balance uses a thin quartz crystal, a few hundred /xm thick, with thin, vapor-deposited gold films on the two sides. Such a crystal has a fundamental mode for shear waves with a frequency in the 1-15 MHz region, which can be excited by application of a corresponding alternating voltage on the two electrodes. The resonance frequency is very sensitive to small mass changes of the system. One... [Pg.211]

A schematic view of the cold cathode fabrication process is shown in Fig. 10.18. The cold cathode is fabricated by low pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) of 1.5 pm of non-doped polysilicon on a silicon wafer or a metallized glass substrate. The topmost micrometer of polysilicon is then anodized (10 mA cnT2, 30 s) in ethanoic HF under illumination. This results in a porous layer with inclusions of larger silicon crystallites, due to faster pore formation along grain boundaries. After anodization the porous layer is oxidized (700 °C, 60 min) and a semi-transparent (10 nm) gold film is deposited as a top electrode. [Pg.232]


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