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Characteristics of very-high-frequency-excited SiH4 plasmas using a ladder-shaped electrode

Takeuchi et al., 2001

Document ID: 2633736161657504166
Author: Takeuchi Y; Mashima H; Murata M; Uchino S; Kawai Y
Publication year: 2001
Publication venue: Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

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A very-high-frequency (VHF)-excited SiH4 plasma was generated using a ladder-shaped electrode where the discharge frequency ranged up to 100 MHz and the plasma parameters were measured using a heated Langmuir probe. In the SiH4 plasma as well as in the H2 …

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