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Dual-plasma reactor for low temperature deposition of wide band-gap silicon alloys

Etemadi et al., 1997

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10550471941941299158
Author
Etemadi R
Godet C
Perrin J
Drévillon B
Huc J
Parey J
Rostaing J
Coeuret F
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology A: Vacuum, Surfaces, and Films

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A dual-plasma [surface wave-coupled microwave (MW) at 2.45 GHz and capacitively coupled radio frequency (rf) at 13.56 MHz] reactor called MORFAX was developed for the deposition of amorphous wide band-gap alloys (a-SiO x: H, a-SiN y: H) at high growth rates …
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