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Carbon ion self–sputtering attained by sublimation of hot graphite target and controlled by pulse injection of a neon–helium gas mixture

Wicher et al., 2023

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Wicher B
Chodun R
Greczynski G
Lachowski A
Trzcinski M
Pshyk A
Król K
Kulikowski K
SkowroÅ„ski Å
Zdunek K
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Applied Surface Science

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The operation of graphite targets with an increased temperature (HT–hot target) is studied for the case of gas injection magnetron sputtering (GIMS) of: 1) diamond–like carbon (DLC), and 2) carbon–silicon carbide (C–SiC) films. A purposely–thinned graphite target with a …
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