Method for preparing high photoconductive gain carbon nitride film
A technology for photoconductive gain and thin film preparation, applied in ion implantation plating, metal material coating process, coating, etc., can solve the problem of no superhard results
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[0014] A Kaufmann ion beam source ion beam is used, nitrogen is used as the working gas, and the beam intensity is 30mA / cm 2 , the ion beam current energy is 800eV, the accelerating voltage is 100V, the angle between the film substrate 3 and the hammer line is 8 degrees, and the working pressure is 2×10 -2 Pa, the film substrate is heated to 100°C by a heater, and the deposition time is 80 minutes. As-deposited films were tested with a photoconductive gain of 10 3 .
Embodiment 2
[0016] A Kaufmann ion beam source ion beam is used, nitrogen is used as the working gas, and the beam intensity of the ion beam is 50mA / cm 2 , the ion beam current energy is 500eV, the accelerating voltage is 300V, the angle between the film substrate and the hammer line is 10 degrees, and the working pressure is 4×10 -2 Pa, the film substrate is heated to 300°C by a heater, and the deposition time is 60 minutes. As-deposited films were tested with a photoconductive gain of 10 4 .
Embodiment 3
[0018] A Kaufmann ion beam source ion beam is used, nitrogen is used as the working gas, and the beam current intensity of the ion beam is 80mA / cm 2 , the ion beam current energy is 300eV, the accelerating voltage is 500V thin film, the angle between the substrate and the hammer line is 12 degrees, and the working pressure is 6×10 -2 Pa, the film substrate is heated to 500°C by a heater, and the deposition time is 120 minutes. As-deposited films were tested with a photoconductive gain of 10 5 .
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