1984
DOI: 10.1016/0040-6090(84)90164-0
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Optical and interfacial electronic properties of diamond-like carbon films

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“…The experiment described here was developed considering discrepancies in past research (6) and the availability of ion implantation equipment (used in the experiment) to industry (7). Research conducted in the mid-1960s (8,9) has indicated that certain dopants could be ionimplanted into diamond, but the relative amounts of radiation damage and the apparently small amount of boron that was electrically active redirected most diamond research efforts toward other, more promising techniques (10,11). However, the results of recent experimental research indicate the implantation and electrical activation of typical III-IV dopants in diamond is possible (12,13).…”
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“…The experiment described here was developed considering discrepancies in past research (6) and the availability of ion implantation equipment (used in the experiment) to industry (7). Research conducted in the mid-1960s (8,9) has indicated that certain dopants could be ionimplanted into diamond, but the relative amounts of radiation damage and the apparently small amount of boron that was electrically active redirected most diamond research efforts toward other, more promising techniques (10,11). However, the results of recent experimental research indicate the implantation and electrical activation of typical III-IV dopants in diamond is possible (12,13).…”
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