2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jallcom.2009.03.120
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Low-temperature deposition of highly crystallized silicon films on Al-coated polyethylene napthalate by inductively coupled plasma CVD

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“…For detailed study of the variation of the degree of crystallinity of the deposited films, we have deconvoluted the dominant Raman peak into three independent Gaussian peaks: a crystalline silicon narrow peak near 520 cm −1 , an intermediate peak near 500-510 cm −1 (attributed to small crystallites or grain boundaries), and a broad peak centered at 480 cm −1 (characteristic of the amorphous silicon phase) [23,25]. Fig.…”
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“…For detailed study of the variation of the degree of crystallinity of the deposited films, we have deconvoluted the dominant Raman peak into three independent Gaussian peaks: a crystalline silicon narrow peak near 520 cm −1 , an intermediate peak near 500-510 cm −1 (attributed to small crystallites or grain boundaries), and a broad peak centered at 480 cm −1 (characteristic of the amorphous silicon phase) [23,25]. Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With the growing reduction in dimensions of optoelectronic devices, low damage and anisotropic etching processes, such as ICP, are highly desirable for device patterning [1][2][3][4]. Even though ICP-introduced structural damage may exist in semiconductors, tremendous efforts have been devoted to minimized or recovery the damage [5,6].…”
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confidence: 99%