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Growth kinetics of silicon carbide CVD
In CVD growth of silicon carbide on graphite substrates, the growth rate has been increased by the use of a thick intermediate layer. Before the CVD, the intermediate layer is simply deposited by the partial pressure control of the source gas in the same chamber. The intermediate layer of a few micr...
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description | In CVD growth of silicon carbide on graphite substrates, the growth rate has been increased by the use of a thick intermediate layer. Before the CVD, the intermediate layer is simply deposited by the partial pressure control of the source gas in the same chamber. The intermediate layer of a few micrometers affects the CVD layer thickness of several tens of micrometers and makes the growth rate approximately double in the case of the source gases, dimethyl-dichloro-silane (DDS) and hydrogen. The temperature dependence of the growth rates indicates that the surface growth kinetics change. |
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