carbon nanowalls in field emission cathodes

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Abstract
The carbon nanowall (CNW) layers were grown from a gas mixture of hydrogen and methane, activated by a DC glow discharge, on Si substrates (Si/CNW layered structure). The second layer of CNW was grown either on the first layer (Si/CNW/CNW structure) or on Ni or NiO films deposited on the first CNW layer (Si/CNW/Ni/CNW and Si/CNW/NiO/CNW structures). The composition and structure of the resulting layered structures were studied using scanning electron microscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and X-ray diffractometry. It was found that annealing of Si/CNW structure in vacuum, growing of the second CNW layer on Si/CNW, as well as deposition of Ni or NiO films prior to the growing of the second CNW layer improve functional properties of field emission cathodes based on the electron-emitting CNW layers.
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Authors ;Belyanin A. F.;Borisov V. V.;Daghetsyan S. A.;Evlashin S. A.;Pilevsky A. A.;Samorodov V. A.
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Year 2017
DOI
10.15222/TKEA2017.6.34
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http://www.tkea.com.ua/tkea/2017/6_2017/pdf/06.pdf
Keywords
Raman Spectroscopy electron microscopy electronics nuclear engineering

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