Interface engineering of cBN films deposited on silicon substrates
Interface engineering of cBN films deposited on silicon substrates
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1583153
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发表时间:
2003-06
影响因子:
3.2
通讯作者:
Hangsheng Yang;C. Iwamoto;T. Yoshida
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作者:
Hangsheng Yang;C. Iwamoto;T. Yoshida
We could determine the substrate pretreatment conditions required for the deposition of cubic boron nitride films without an interfacial amorphous layer by investigating nanostructures, chemical composition, and bonding states of the amorphous layer, which inevitably grew prior to the growth of cubic BN in ion-assisted chemical vapor deposition. The amorphous layer was composed of a native Si oxide layer and a complex oxide layer consisting of B, N, Si, and 10–20 at. % oxygen. However, by the substrate pretreatment, 1200 K heating in 20 mTorr H2 atmosphere for 120 min, the crystallinity of the Si substrate surface could be retained throughout the removal of the native oxide layer, and turbostratic BN was revealed to grow directly on the Si substrate. In addition, we could reduce the thickness of the turbostratic BN layer to less than 3 nm, and increase the adhesion strength markedly. The formation of the amorphous layer was found to be caused by two factors: the native oxide layer and the ion bombardment ...