Publication detail
Mechanical stresses studied by optical methods in diamond-like carbon films containing Si and O
OHLÍDAL, I.OHLÍDAL, M. FRANTA, D. ČUDEK, V. BURŠÍKOVÁ, V. ŠILER, M.
Czech title
Mechanická napětí v DL uhlíkových vrstvách obsahujících Si a O studovaná optickými metodami
English title
Mechanical stresses studied by optical methods in diamond-like carbon films containing Si and O
Type
conference paper
Language
en
Original abstract
The quantitative dependence of the mechanical stress inside diamond-like carbon films containing Si and O atoms on a flow rate ratio of methane and hexamethyldisiloxane in the deposition mixture is determined. The modified Stoneys formula is employed for this purpose. The important quantities taking place in this folmula, i.e. the radius of curvature of the spherical surface of a deformed silicon substrate and the film thickness, are determined using the combined optical method based on two-beam interferometry, variable angle spectroscopic ellipsometry and near-normal spectroscopic reflectometry. It is shown that the influence of the flow rate ratio on the values of the mechanical stresses taking place inside these films is negligible within the experimental accuracy achieved for determining these stresses if the total flow rate of gases used to be constant in the deposition mixture. The films studied were prepared using the plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition.
Czech abstract
Je určena kvantitativní závislost mechanického napětí v DL uhlíkových vrstvách obsahujících atomy Si a O na podílu metanu a hexametyldisiloxanu v deponované směsi. Pro tento účel byla použita modifikovaná Stoneyova formule. Významné veličiny vystupující v této formuli, tj. poloměr křivosti deformovaného křemíkového substrátu a tloušťka vrstvy, jsou určeny pomocí kombinované optické metody založené na využití dvoupaprskové interferometrie, spektrální elipsometrie s proměnným úhlem dopadu a spektroskopické reflektomerie při téměř kolmém dopadu. Je ukázáno, že vliv podílu plynných složek v deponované směsi je v rámci experimentální přesnosti dosažené při určování mechanického napětí zanedbatelný, pokud je udržován konstantní tok těchto plynů. Studované vrstvy byly připraveny metodou PECVD.
English abstract
The quantitative dependence of the mechanical stress inside diamond-like carbon films containing Si and O atoms on a flow rate ratio of methane and hexamethyldisiloxane in the deposition mixture is determined. The modified Stoneys formula is employed for this purpose. The important quantities taking place in this folmula, i.e. the radius of curvature of the spherical surface of a deformed silicon substrate and the film thickness, are determined using the combined optical method based on two-beam interferometry, variable angle spectroscopic ellipsometry and near-normal spectroscopic reflectometry. It is shown that the influence of the flow rate ratio on the values of the mechanical stresses taking place inside these films is negligible within the experimental accuracy achieved for determining these stresses if the total flow rate of gases used to be constant in the deposition mixture. The films studied were prepared using the plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition.
Keywords in Czech
DLC vrstvy, mechanické napětí, dvoupaprsková interferometrie
Keywords in English
DLC films, mechanical stress, two-beam interferometry
RIV year
2004
Released
01.08.2004
Publisher
SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering
Location
Bellingham, Washington, USA
ISBN
0-8194-5465-6
Book
Advances in Thin Film Coatings for Optical Applications
Volume
5527
Pages count
9
BIBTEX
@inproceedings{BUT12704,
author="Ivan {Ohlídal} and Miloslav {Ohlídal} and Daniel {Franta} and Vladimír {Čudek} and Vilma {Buršíková} and Martin {Šiler},
title="Mechanical stresses studied by optical methods in diamond-like carbon films containing Si and O",
booktitle="Advances in Thin Film Coatings for Optical Applications",
year="2004",
volume="5527",
month="August",
publisher="SPIE-The International Society for Optical Engineering",
address="Bellingham, Washington, USA",
isbn="0-8194-5465-6"
}