Protective amorphous carbon coatings on glass substrates

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Abstract

Thick amorphous carbon films were deposited by the Magnets-in-Motion (M-M) rf linear hollow cathode at varying acetylene contents in Ar in a hybrid PVD/PE-CVD process directly on glass substrates. The hollow cathode plates manufactured from graphite were used as the PVD target. The measurements show that the films can reach thickness of up to 50 μm at deposition rates of up to 2.5 μm/min. Scratch test measurements confirm that well adhering films several μm thick can be achieved at C2H2 contents of up to 0.5%.

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Silins, K., Baránková, H., & Bardos, L. (2017). Protective amorphous carbon coatings on glass substrates. AIP Advances, 7(11). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5002091

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