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InN Plasma Enhanced Atomic Layer Deposition Film Publications

Your search for plasma enhanced atomic layer deposition publications discussing InN films returned 21 record(s).

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1Understanding the effect of nitrogen plasma exposure on plasma assisted atomic layer epitaxy of InN monitored by real time grazing incidence small angle x-ray scattering
2In Situ Activation of an Indium(III) Triazenide Precursor for Epitaxial Growth of Indium Nitride by Atomic Layer Deposition
3The role of plasma in plasma-enhanced atomic layer deposition of crystalline films
4Atomic layer deposition of InN using trimethylindium and ammonia plasma
5Direct epitaxial nanometer-thin InN of high structural quality on 4H-SiC by atomic layer deposition
6Atomic layer epitaxy for quantum well nitride-based devices
7Effect of varying plasma properties on III-nitride film growth by plasma enhanced atomic layer epitaxy
8Epitaxial Growth of Cubic and Hexagonal InN Thin Films via Plasma-Assisted Atomic Layer Epitaxy
9The Endocyclic Carbon Substituent of Guanidinate and Amidinate Precursors Controlling Atomic Layer Deposition of InN Films
10Real-time growth study of plasma assisted atomic layer epitaxy of InN films by synchrotron x-ray methods
11Metallic indium segregation control of InN thin films grown on Si(100) by plasma-enhanced atomic layer deposition
12Perspectives on future directions in III-N semiconductor research
13Influence of plasma species on the early-stage growth kinetics of epitaxial InN grown by plasma-enhanced atomic layer deposition