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Characterization of 'ARE'deposited silicon nitride films and their feasibility as antireflection coating

Patil et al., 2005

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8651545506217736721
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Patil S
Mohite K
Mandale A
Takwale M
Gangal S
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Surface and Coatings Technology

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Silicon nitride films are deposited in presence of nitrogen gas plasma by 'Activated Reactive Evaporation (ARE)'process on silicon substrates maintained at room temperature. Silicon powder was evaporated by e-beam evaporation in the presence of nitrogen gas plasma …
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