Thermally stimulated exoelectronic emission of CVD diamond films
Exoemissive properties of several CVD diamond films (undoped or doped with nitrogen) are studied by the thermally stimulated exoelectronic emission (TSEE) method. Some experimental results are obtained after UV or X-ray irradiation. After UV irradiation, a single TSEE peak is observed at 605 or 625...
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| description | Exoemissive properties of several CVD diamond films (undoped or doped with nitrogen) are studied by the thermally stimulated exoelectronic emission (TSEE) method. Some experimental results are obtained after UV or X-ray irradiation. After UV irradiation, a single TSEE peak is observed at 605 or 625 K, depending upon the growth parameters. The existence of the exoemission signal is related to the surface morphology: facetted surfaces give rise to exoelectronic emission, more especially in the presence of both 111 and 100 faces, while smooth surfaces do not or only to a limit extent. A possible indication of negative electron affinity is observed at about 273 K. |
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