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Optimization of the electrical asymmetry effect in dual-frequency capacitively coupled radio frequency discharges: Experiment, simulation, and model

Schulze et al., 2009

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12790515404058878779
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Schulze J
Schüngel E
Czarnetzki U
Donkó Z
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Journal of Applied Physics

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An electrical asymmetry in capacitive rf discharges with a symmetrical electrode configuration can be induced by driving the discharge with a fundamental frequency and its second harmonic. For equal amplitudes of the applied voltage waveforms, it has been …
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