Presentation 1993/5/21
Potential of laser ablation as a molecular beam source
Tetsu Kachi, Hiroyuki Kano,
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Abstract(in English) Potential of laser ablation as a molecular beam source has been investigated.Eleven elemental materials have been deposited on the substrates by the laser ablation and the surface morpholgies have been observed.Main disadvantage of the laser ablation is particle deposition in the films.It has been found that the particle deposition strongly depended on the properties of the target materials.Materials which have the melting point above.~2000℃ dep osit or sublimate do not deposit the particles.Materials which have the melting point lower than ~2000℃ deposit the particles.We have found that these particle depositions were avoided by using the molten targets.Properties of the evaporation have shown that the laser ablation had the potential of the superior molecular beam source.
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Keyword(in English) laser ablation / molecular beam source / molecular beam epitaxy / excimer laser / molten target
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Title (in English) Potential of laser ablation as a molecular beam source
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Keyword(1) laser ablation
Keyword(2) molecular beam source
Keyword(3) molecular beam epitaxy
Keyword(4) excimer laser
Keyword(5) molten target
1st Author's Name Tetsu Kachi
1st Author's Affiliation Toyota Central Research and Development Labs.,Inc.()
2nd Author's Name Hiroyuki Kano
2nd Author's Affiliation Toyota Central Research and Development Labs.,Inc.
Date 1993/5/21
Paper # ED93-28,CPM93-19
Volume (vol) vol.93
Number (no) 46
Page pp.pp.-
#Pages 6
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