Amorphous, hydrogenated carbon as an insulator in device fabrica

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ABSTRACT:
Amorphous, hydrogenated carbon (a-C:H) having a low interfacial state density is obtained when a-C:H layers that had been produced on a semiconductor substrate through plasma deposition are subjected to a hydrogen treatment at an increased pressure and increased temperature.

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