脉冲准分子激光淀积薄膜的实验研究

 利用两种脉宽(30ns，500fs)的KrF准分子激光展开了淀积类金刚石薄膜的实验研究，并且成功地制备了大面积不含氢成分的HF-DLC薄膜，运用时空分辨的等离子体发射光谱诊断系统和离子探针系统研究了等离子体特性对薄膜性能的影响。尝试了利用准分子激光制备非晶硅薄膜，研究了实验参数对非晶硅薄膜制备的影响，并分析了制备具有良好电学和光学性能的非晶硅薄膜的条件。     

脉冲准分子激光淀积薄膜的实验研究

利用两种脉宽 (30ns,5 0 0fs)的KrF准分子激光展开了淀积类金刚石薄膜的实验研究 ,并且成功地制备了大面积不含氢成分的HF DLC薄膜 ,运用时空分辨的等离子体发射光谱诊断系统和离子探针系统研究了等离子体特性对薄膜性能的影响。尝试了利用准分子激光制备非晶硅薄膜 ,研究了实验参数对非晶硅薄膜制备的影响 ,并分析了制备具有良好电学和光学性能的非晶硅薄膜的条件     

类金刚石薄膜及其进展

为了使研究者能更详细地了解类金刚石（DLC）薄膜的研究现状,综述了类金刚石薄膜的特性及应用,分析对比了目前常用的一些类金刚石薄膜的制备方法,包括物理气相沉积法（PVD）和化学气相沉积法（CVD）,并对类金刚石薄膜的抗强激光损伤特性以及提高其激光损伤阈值的方法进行了论述。结果发现,利用PVD法制备的DLC膜的硬度可以达到40 GPa~80 GPa,且薄膜的残余应力可以达到0.9 GPa~2.2 GPa之间,而CVD法则由于反应气体的充入导致类DLC薄膜的沉积速率大大降低,故使用率不高。同时,优化膜系的电场强度设计,采用合理的制备工艺,进行激光辐照后处理,施加外界电场干预均可有效地提高DLC薄膜的抗激光损伤能力, 且目前的DLC薄膜的激光损伤阈值可达到2.4 J/cm2。     

脉冲激光制备类金刚石薄膜及原位激光等离子体发射光谱

用ＹＡＧ脉冲激光轰击真空室内的石墨靶,可以形成包含碳素的激光等离子体,并在硅或石英衬氏上淀积形成某种类型的碳膜。用光学多道分析仪原位测量了激光等离子体的发射光谱,给出反应空间可能存在的反应基团有碳原子、碳离子、碳分子等,用拉曼光谱研究了薄膜的结构,证明所形成的薄膜为类金刚石膜,并得出碳原子和碳离子与薄膜的类金刚石结构有关。制备过程中,氢的参与有利于薄膜中金刚石成分的形成。空间分辨的原位激光等离子体发射光谱表明,在反应空间存在薄膜形成的最佳位置。     

用脉冲紫外激光预处理提高刀具的金刚石涂层的附着强度

采用脉冲紫外激光（XeCl，308nm）表面消融预处理方法以硬质合金为衬底制备了金刚石涂层刀具。利用压痕法对涂层结合强度进行了测试，得到了最佳预处理工艺条件。采用碳化硅增强铝合金材料对制备的金刚石涂层刀具进行了实际切削性能实验。实验结果表明:脉冲紫外激光表面消融预处理方法的采用对刀具的金刚石薄膜涂层附着强度的提高有很大的帮助。     

用脉冲紫外激光预处理提高刀具的金刚石涂层的附着强度

 采用脉冲紫外激光（XeCl，308nm）表面消融预处理方法以硬质合金为衬底制备了金刚石涂层刀具。利用压痕法对涂层结合强度进行了测试，得到了最佳预处理工艺条件。采用碳化硅增强铝合金材料对制备的金刚石涂层刀具进行了实际切削性能实验。实验结果表明：脉冲紫外激光表面消融预处理方法的采用对刀具的金刚石薄膜涂层附着强度的提高有很大的帮助。     

用YAG激光制备类金刚石薄膜及其光学折射率研究

用高功率的Ｎｄ＾３＋：ＹＡＧ脉冲激光轰击真空室内的石墨靶，形成激光等离子体雾状物质，在硅衬底上沉积形成类金刚石薄膜，用椭圆偏振光谱法测量不同衬底温度下制备的系列样品的厚度和折射率，发现随着衬底温度的升高，薄膜的厚度减小而的折射率增大，这种可以控制折射率米化的薄膜，可能为光学增透增反膜的制备提供一种新方法。     

激光器件 激光安全与防护

TN241 2006043027激光辐照对类金刚石薄膜改性及损伤研究=Laser modifi-cation and damages on diamond-like carbon fil ms[刊,中]/高巍(哈尔滨工业大学复合材料与结构研究所.黑龙江,哈尔滨(150001)) ,朱嘉琦…∥功能材料.—2006 ,37(4) .—519-523介绍了激光损伤的检测及损伤阈值的测量方法。讨论激光辐照对类金刚石结构和性质的影响规律,并论述不同工作参数的激光对类金刚石薄膜的激光破坏行为及其损伤阈值。在此基础上分析类金刚石薄膜激光损伤的机理,还从物理特性及制备技术方面着手,比较分析金刚石及类金刚石薄膜各自的优缺点和实际…     

氦压对类金刚石薄膜结构和光学性质的影响

使用脉冲激光沉积技术在不同氦压下制备了系列无氢类金刚石薄膜,测量了样品的Raman光谱、光吸收光谱和光致发光光谱,采用原子力显微镜测试了薄膜的表面形貌,研究了薄膜的微结构和光学性质与制备条件的依赖关系. 结果表明,该薄膜是由sp2和sp3杂化碳原子组成的非晶碳膜. 薄膜的光学带隙在1.45～1.78 eV. 薄膜的发光在可见光区呈宽带结构,氦压能够对类金刚石薄膜的结构和光学性质产生较大影响. 当氦压从0.05 Pa升高至15 Pa时,sp2团簇变大,带尾态增多,从而导致薄膜的发光增强,光学带隙变窄,发光峰位红移. AFM 形貌表明随着氦压的升高,薄膜的表面由致密光滑变得粗糙,并且许多大小不均匀的球状颗粒出现在薄膜表面.     

激光制备类金刚石膜技术研究

现有技术制备的类金刚石(DLC)膜由于含氢、硬度低、内应力大、附着力差等特点,严重限制了其光学工程应用.激光法是近年发展的一种制备DLC膜的新方法,相比其他制备方法具有诸多优点.综合分析了激光制备DLC膜过程中,激光波长、脉宽、功率密度、衬底温度和偏压等因素对薄膜质量的影响规律.采用氧气氛辅助沉积、元素掺杂和双波长激光...     

超短脉冲准分子激光淀积类金刚石薄膜的实验研究

利用ＫｒＦ超短脉冲激光器开展了超短脉冲激光淀积金刚石薄膜实验研究,薄膜生长速率０．０２ｎｍ／ｐｕｌｓｅ,厚度０．５－０．６μｍ,显微硬度５５ＧＰａ,光学透过率优于９０％,采用等离子本的时间－空间分辨的发射光谱技术,给出了等离子体的粒子成份以及等离子体的时间－空间的演化图像,以及在不同激光参数条件下等离子体特性的变化,发现超短脉冲激光的等离子体有能量高、持续时间短（高通量）的特点,适合类金刚石薄膜的     

激光加速实验超薄类金刚石碳靶的制备

采用过滤阴极真空弧法,制备了满足激光稳相加速机制要求的超薄自支撑类金刚石碳靶。室温下沉积,基片偏压为-32 V,薄膜沉积速率约为每脉冲0.002 nm。选取NaCl膜作脱膜剂,采用漂浮法进行脱膜。打捞板孔径为1 mm时,自支撑厚度范围为5~50 nm,自支撑成功率约为70%。利用拉曼光谱仪及原子力显微镜等仪器,测量了薄膜的结构、表面粗糙度等关键参数。     

飞秒激光制备硅窗口增透保护类金刚石膜

采用飞秒激光(800 nm,120 fs,3 W,1 000 Hz)制备类金刚石膜,研究了不同偏压、生长温度和氧气氛等辅助手段对激光沉积类金刚石膜的影响,实验发现在室温(25℃)、无偏压和低气压氧气氛(2 Pa)条件下沉积的类金刚石膜性能最优。在单面预镀普通增透膜的硅红外窗口材料上镀制出了无氢类金刚石膜,3~5μm波段平均透过率达到90%以上,纳米硬度高达40 GPa,用压力为9.8 N的橡皮磨头,摩擦105次,膜层未见磨损,并且通过了军标规定的高温、低温、湿热、盐雾等环境试验,所制类金刚石膜可对红外窗口起到较好的增透保护作用。     

Au-BaTiO3复合薄膜的脉冲激光沉积制备及其非线性光学效应

利用脉冲激光沉积技术制备了掺杂金纳米颗粒的钛酸钡复合薄膜Au-BaTiO3,用高分辨透射电镜和X射线光电子能谱对薄膜进行了表征。从透射电镜照片可以看出,制备的样品中金颗粒大小约为2~3 nm,呈球形,均匀分布在载体介质中。X射线光电子能谱给出了Ba3d、Ti2p和Au4f电子芯能级结合能,结果表明载体介质是以BaTiO3的形式存在,而Au以金属的状态掺杂其中。330~800 nm范围的线性吸收谱表明样品中Au颗粒的共振吸收峰在500 nm附近。用单光束纵向扫描方法测量了样品的三阶非线性光学效应,使用的光源为调Q的YAG激光器,波长为532 nm,脉宽为10 ns,得到的非线性折射率和非线性吸收系数分别为-2.42×10-6esu和2.22×10-6m/W,表明了Au-BaTiO3复合薄膜有较大的非线性光学响应。     

Diamond-like phase formation in an amorphous carbon films prepared by periodic pulsed laser deposition and laser irradiation method

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) films were fabricated by pulsed laser ablation of a liquid target. During deposition process the growing films were exited by a laser beam irradiation. The films were deposited onto the fused silica using 248 nm KrF eximer laser at room temperature and 10⁻³ mbar pressure. Film irradiation was carried out by the same KrF laser operating periodically between the deposition and excitation regimes. Deposited DLC films were characterized by Raman scattering spectroscopy. The results obtained suggested that laser irradiation intensity has noticeable influence on the structure and hybridization of carbon atoms deposited. For materials deposited at moderate irradiation intensities a very high and sharp peak appeared at 1332 cm⁻¹, characteristic of diamond crystals. At higher irradiation intensities the graphitization of the amorphous films was observed. Thus, at optimal energy density the individual sp³-hybridized carbon phase was deposited inside the amorphous carbon structure. Surface morphology for DLC has been analyzed using atomic force microscopy (AFM) indicating that more regular diamond cluster formation at optimal additional laser illumination conditions (∼20 mJ per impulse) is possible.     

Tribological properties of diamond-like carbon films deposited by pulsed laser arc deposition

A novel method, pulsed laser arc deposition combining the advantages of pulsed laser deposition and cathode vacuum arc techniques, was used to deposit the diamond-like carbon (DLC) nanofilms with different thicknesses. Spectroscopic ellipsometer, Auger electron spectroscopy, x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Raman spectroscopy, atomic force microscopy, scanning electron microscopy and multi-functional friction and wear tester were employed to investigate the physical and tribological properties of the deposited films. The results show that the deposited films are amorphous and the sp$^{2}$, sp$^{3}$ and C--O bonds at the top surface of the films are identified. The Raman peak intensity and surface roughness increase with increasing film thickness. Friction coefficients are about 0.1, 0.15, 0.18, when the film thicknesses are in the range of 17--21~nm, 30--57~nm, 67--123~nm, respectively. This is attributed to the united effects of substrate and surface roughness. The wear mechanism of DLC films is mainly abrasive wear when film thickness is in the range of 17--41~nm, while it transforms to abrasive and adhesive wear, when the film thickness lies between 72 and 123~nm.     

Fabrication and characterization of freestanding ultrathin diamond-like carbon targets for high-intensity laser applications

Here, we report the fabrication of diamond-like carbon (DLC) thin films using pulsed laser deposition (PLD). PLD is a well-established technique for deposition of high-quality DLC thin films. Carbon tape target was ablated using a KrF (248 nm, 25 ns, 20 Hz) excimer laser to deposit DLC films on soap-coated substrates. A laser fluence between 8.5 and 14 J/cm² and a target to substrate distance of 10 cm was used. These films were then released from substrates to obtain freestanding DLC thin foils. Foil thicknesses from 20 to 200 nm were deposited using this technique to obtain freestanding targets of up to 1-inch square area. Typically, 100-nm-thick freestanding DLC films were characterized using different techniques such as AFM, XPS, and nano-indentation. AFM was used to obtain the film surface roughness of 9 nm rms of the released film. XPS was utilized to obtain 74 % sp², 23 % sp³, and 3 % C–O bond components. Nano-indentation was used to characterize the film hardness of 10 GPa and Young’s modulus of 110 GPa. Damage threshold properties of the DLC foils were studied (1,064 nm, 6 ns) and found to be 7 × 10¹⁰ W/cm² peak intensity for our best ultrathin DLC foils.     

Electrical properties of boron-doped diamond-like carbon thin films deposited by femtosecond pulsed laser ablation

We report on electrical measurements and structural characterization performed on boron-doped diamond-like carbon thin films deposited by femtosecond pulsed laser deposition. The resistance has been measured between 77 and 300 K using four probe technique on platinum contacts for different boron doping. Different behaviours of the resistance versus temperature have been evidenced between pure DLC and boron-doped DLC. The a-C:B thin film resistances exhibit Mott variable range hopping signature with temperature. Potential applications of DLC thin films to highly sensitive resistive thermometry is going to be discussed.