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Research on Influence of Pressure on Graphene Synthesis on HfO2 Film Surface AITranslate

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HfO2 high-K dielectric films were prepared by vacuum electron beam evaporation,and graphene was prepared without transfer on the surface of HfO2 substrate by PECVD.The effects of growth temperature on the microstructure,surface morphology,and dielectric properties of HfO2 films were studied by GIXRD,AFM,impedance analyzer,and laser Raman spectrometer,as well as the effect of total reaction pressure on the growth of graphene on the surface of HfO2 substrate.The results indicate that the HfO2 film grown at 250℃exhibits an optimal surface morphology(RMS=0.232 nm),with amorphous structure and the highest relative dielectric constant(22.34).Appropriate total reaction pressure can balance the transport of carbon species and the growth rate of graphene,promote the uniform distribution of reactants,and thus improve the quality of graphene films.With the increase of total reaction pressure,the quality of graphene films increases first and then decreases.The few-layer graphene film with smooth surface and minimal defect level can be obtained at the pressure of 150 Pa.

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HfO2 graphene film high-K dielectric vacuum electron beam evaporation plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition growth temperature pressure
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Chinese Library Classification Number:TM242[一般工业技术—材料科学与工程]

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HfO2 high-K dielectric films were prepared by vacuum electron beam evaporation,and graphene was prepared without transfer on the surface of HfO2 substrate by PECVD.The effects of growth temperature on the microstructure,surface morphology,and dielectric properties of HfO2 films were studied by GIXRD,AFM,impedance analyzer,and laser Raman spectrometer,as well as the effect of total reaction pressure on the growth of graphene on the surface of HfO2 substrate.The results indicate that the HfO2 film grown at 250℃exhibits an optimal surface morphology(RMS=0.232 nm),with amorphous structure and the highest relative dielectric constant(22.34).Appropriate total reaction pressure can balance the transport of carbon species and the growth rate of graphene,promote the uniform distribution of reactants,and thus improve the quality of graphene films.With the increase of total reaction pressure,the quality of graphene films increases first and then decreases.The few-layer graphene film with smooth surface and minimal defect level can be obtained at the pressure of 150 Pa.

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GB/T 7714-2015 [1] WU Hai-jin, WANG Wei, YANG Yu-shuai, et al. Research on Influence of Pressure on Graphene Synthesis on HfO2 Film Surface[J]. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, 2024(6): 75-81.
MLA [1] WU Hai-jin, et al., "Research on Influence of Pressure on Graphene Synthesis on HfO2 Film Surface." Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 6, 2024, pp. 75-81.
APA [1] WU Hai-jin, WANG Wei, YANG Yu-shuai, & FAN Rui-xiang. (2024). Research on Influence of Pressure on Graphene Synthesis on HfO2 Film Surface. Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides(6), 75-81.
IEEE [1] WU Hai-jin, WANG Wei, YANG Yu-shuai, and FAN Rui-xiang, "Research on Influence of Pressure on Graphene Synthesis on HfO2 Film Surface," Rare Metals and Cemented Carbides, no. 6, pp. 75-81, 2024. keywords: {HfO;graphene;film;high-K dielectric;vacuum electron beam evaporation;plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition;growth temperature;pressure}