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Hollow-cathode chemical vapor deposition of thick, low-stress diamond-like carbon films

Miller et al., 2020

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3257516953981617834
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Miller J
Ceballos A
Aji L
Moore A
Wasz C
Kucheyev S
Elhadj S
Falabella S
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Thin Solid Films

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Abstract A radio-frequency (RF), hollow-cathode plasma source with confining magnetic field is described for the chemical vapor deposition of thick (> 10 µm), amorphous diamond- like carbon ablator films for inertial confinement fusion applications. Plasma is characterized …
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