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In situ observations of optical emission spectra in the diamond deposition environment of arc discharge plasma chemical vapor deposition

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In order to investigate the growth mechanism of diamond thin films, the in situ optical emission spectra of direct current (dc) arc discharge plasma, including the spatial distributions and different CH4/H2 ratios, have been measured during the growth processes of diamond thin films prepared by the dc arc discharge plasma chemical vapor deposition method. The results show that there are a great number of atomic hydrogens in the arc discharge plasma. This is the key factor for the growth of diamond films with a high rate and high quality. In addition, the effects of the CH 4/H2 ratio on the quality of diamond films are discussed in detail in this letter.

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