CH3OH CONCENTRATION AND TOTAL PRESSURE-DEPENDENCE OF DIAMOND FILMS FORMED FROM CH3OH-H2 MIXED-GAS BY MAGNET-ACTIVE MICROWAVE PLASMA CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION
M. Kadono et al., CH3OH CONCENTRATION AND TOTAL PRESSURE-DEPENDENCE OF DIAMOND FILMS FORMED FROM CH3OH-H2 MIXED-GAS BY MAGNET-ACTIVE MICROWAVE PLASMA CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION, JPN J A P 1, 32(7), 1993, pp. 3231-3236
Diamond films were deposited by a magnetic-field-assisted microwave pl
asma from CH3OH-H-2 mixed gas at the pressure range from 0.1 Torr to 0
.5 Torr and a CH3OH concentration of 17-100%. CH3OH concentration and
total pressure dependence of the diamond films were examined. We obser
ved that the deposition rate decreased and the quality of diamond film
s improved as the total pressure and the CH3OH concentration increased
. Secondary ion mass spectroscopic analysis showed that the diamond fi
lms contain hydrogen in a concentration greater than 5 x 10(19) cm-3.
It Was observed from Raman spectra that the quality of diamond films i
s related to the hydrogen content of the diamond films. From the resul
ts of optical emission spectra, it was found that OH radical is relate
d to the quality of the diamond films.