论文信息 - Raman Spectroscopy Of Polycrystalline Diamond Films

Raman Spectroscopy Of Polycrystalline Diamond Films

Raman spectroscopy has been used to analyze thin (2000-5000A), polycrystalline diamond films. Specifically, this technique was used to distinguish diamond films from those with some percentrage of non-diamond bonding. It was also compared with electron diffraction as a characterization method. Laser induced changes in the films are discussed.

Linda S. Plano | Fran Adar | L. S. Plano | F. Adar

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