Toward a Better Understanding of the Influence of the Hydrocarbon Precursor on the Mechanical Properties of a‐C:H Coatings Synthesized by a Hybrid PECVD/PVD Method
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Abstract
In this work, we provide new insight on the influence of the precursor (CH 4 vs. C 2 H 2 ) on the mechanical properties of a‐C:H coatings synthesized in a hybrid PECVD/PVD process. For a given set of plasma parameters, the films synthesized in CH 4 /Ar gas mixture are found harder than the ones prepared in C 2 H 2 /Ar atmosphere despite their lower sp 3 density and similar hydrogen content. This unusual behavior is attributed to different molecular organization of the polymeric network constituting the films. The latter is explained considering the influence of the chemical nature of the film‐forming species on the cross‐linking and branching degree of the films. The whole set of our results unambiguously demonstrates that additional factors than the sp 3 and hydrogen content have to be considered for explaining the mechanical properties of a‐C:H layers.
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