Development of Localized Plasma Confinement (LPC) CVD method for high rate and uniform deposition of thin-film crystalline Si

A Localized Plasma Confinement (LPC) CVD method was newly developed. The special cathode, which has periodically arranged pyramid-nozzles and pumping holes, enables stable plasma generation under very high-pressure (1,000-2,000Pa) conditions. We could fabricate uniform and high quality muc-Si films...

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