Distribution and content of hydrogen in DLC films prepared by plasma based pulsed bias deposition

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Xia, LF [1 ]
Sun, MR [1 ]
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[1] Harbin Inst Technol, Harbin 150001, Peoples R China
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DLC film; hydrogen distribution; hydrogen content;
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The distribution and content of hydrogen in DLC films prepared by plasma based pulsed bias deposition were characterized systematically by nuclear reaction analysis (NRA). It was found that the DLC films with low hydrogen content can be obtained by plasma based bias deposition technique. The range of hydrogen content in DLC films is about 6at% to 17at%, and the hydrogen distribution is equalization along the depth of films. With decrease in plasma density and ionizability, the hydrogen contents in DLC films increase, however, the segregation of hydrogen in DLC films is promoted by hydrogen gas introduced into the working gas. The dehydrogenation is promoted obviously by the energetic ions bombardment on growth surface.
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