Diamond film deposition with a microwave plasma

Coating processes – Direct application of electrical – magnetic – wave – or... – Plasma

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427294, 427299, 427314, 427577, 427595, B05D 306

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ABSTRACT:
A method for depositing diamond film on a substrate utilizing a tuneable microwave cavity with an adjustable height and antenna and an electrically insulated chamber comprises the steps of decreasing the pressure within the chamber, creating a plasma including hydrogen gas within the chamber, tuning the cavity by varying its height and the depth of insertion of the antenna to minimize reflected power and properly position the plasma on the substrate, injecting a hydrocarbon gas into the chamber, and maintaining the plasma for a sufficient time for diamond film of the desired thickness to be deposited.

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Experimental Aspects Of The Microwave Activated Plasma CVD of Diamond Films At MRL, P. K. Bachmann, The Diamond and Related Materials Consortium Newsletter, 1, Jun. 1987.

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