2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.tsf.2007.07.180
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Characterization of hydrogen-free diamond-like carbon film on COC for flexible organic electro-luminescence application

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“…The peak about 1598 cm À1 is assigned to G band, and it is related to sp 2 -bonded carbon residing at grain boundaries. It is worthy that the presence of N can increase sp 2 banding at the grain boundaries and a low temperature can lead to high density of defects incorporated in the films [3,4,16,22,23], thus, the Raman peaks of such samples are broadened as a band.…”
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“…The peak about 1598 cm À1 is assigned to G band, and it is related to sp 2 -bonded carbon residing at grain boundaries. It is worthy that the presence of N can increase sp 2 banding at the grain boundaries and a low temperature can lead to high density of defects incorporated in the films [3,4,16,22,23], thus, the Raman peaks of such samples are broadened as a band.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…DLC film is commonly prepared by microwave chemical vapor deposition method (MW-CVD) and hot-filament CVD technique (HF-CVD). It even can be deposited cheaply onto glass or plastic substrates at room temperature [13,16].…”
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