Synthesis of Diamond-Like Carbon Films by Dielectric Barrier Discharge Plasma and Its Characterization
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Abstract
Using CH_4,H_2 and Ar as the carbon source and dilution gas,diamond-like carbon(DLC) films were successfully deposited by a novel designed downstream zone deposition device of dielectric barrier discharge(DBD) plasma.DLC films synthesized in various CH_4,H_2 and Ar gas proportions were systematically investigated and their properties were characterized by water contact angle measurement,surface morphology test,FTIR,as well as Raman spectrometry analysis.The results demonstrated that films deposited in such downstream zone DBD plasmas showed obvious DLC spectrum features,which illustrate a high deposition rate and display an advantage of this high pressure plasma device on the application of material synthesis.
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