Field emission from carbon films deposited by controlled-low-energy beams and CVD sources

Douglas H. Lowndes; Vladimir I. Merkulov; L. R. Baylor; G. E. Jellison; D. B. Poker; S. Kim; M. H. Sohn; N. W. Paik

Field emission from carbon films deposited by controlled-low-energy beams and CVD sources

Douglas H. Lowndes
, Vladimir I. Merkulov
, L. R. Baylor
, G. E. Jellison
, D. B. Poker
, S. Kim
, M. H. Sohn
, N. W. Paik

Fusion Energy Division

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Abstract

The role of doping and surface morphology in the field emission and energetic-beam control of carbon films was discussed. On a n-type Si substrate, carbon films with variable sp³ bonding fraction were deposited by ArF pulsed laser ablations (PLA). Direct metal ion-beam deposition (DMIBD) using primary Cesium beam was used to generate secondary propositions. DMIBD films were doped with Cesium whereas PLA films were found undoped. Highly-nanostructured materials were used to produce flat field emission cathodes.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	271-282
Number of pages	12
Journal	Materials Research Society Symposium - Proceedings
Volume	585
State	Published - 2000
Event	Fundamental Mechanisms of Low-Energy-Beam-Modified Surface Growth and Processing - Boston, MA, USA Duration: Nov 29 2000 → Dec 2 2000

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Field emission from carbon films deposited by controlled-low-energy beams and CVD sources

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