Spatiotemporal evolution and its impact on the deposition behavior of atmospheric TEOS/O2/Ar plasma: A numerical study
Jiaxin Chang,
Dong Dai,
Cheng Zhang
et al.
Abstract:Atmospheric dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) is a promising approach for large‐area deposition, whose spatiotemporal evolution determines the deposition rate and film chemistry. To investigate the relationship between the discharge and deposition behavior of tetraethoxysilane/oxygen/argon (TEOS//Ar) DBD, a one‐dimensional (1D) fluid model was constructed and experimentally verified. The calculation results reveal that TEOS mainly affects the discharge behavior via Penning ionization, while mainly affects di… Show more
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