Particle Collecting in a 13.56-MHz Radio-Frequency Methane Discharge

Radio-frequency methane plasmas are widely used for deposition of amorphous hydrogenated coatings a-C:H in PECVD reactors. According to our experimental conditions, particles are also generated in the plasma. The study of the chemical nature of these particles requires a sufficient quantity to be co...

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description Radio-frequency methane plasmas are widely used for deposition of amorphous hydrogenated coatings a-C:H in PECVD reactors. According to our experimental conditions, particles are also generated in the plasma. The study of the chemical nature of these particles requires a sufficient quantity to be collected at the end of the experiment. We show that a modification of the electrical field lines above the grounded electrode improves particle collecting.
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Drag
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Inductors
Methane
nuclear and plasma sciences
Optical switches
Particle physics
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Radio frequency plasma
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