Amaratunga, GAJ and Baxendale, M and Rupasinghe, N and Munindradasa, DAI and Chhowalla, M and Butler, T (1998) Performance of thin film carbon materials and carbon nanotubes as cold cathodes. Proceedings of the IEEE International Vacuum Microelectronics Conference, IVMC. pp. 184-185.Full text not available from this repository.
The field emissions from three different types of carbon films are studied using a Kiethly voltage-current source-measure unit under computer control. The three types of carbon films are : 1) a-C:H:N deposited using an inductively coupled rf PECVD process, where the N content in the films can be as high as 30 at %; 2) cathodic arc deposited tetrahedral amorphous carbon with embedded regions of carbon nanotube and anion structures and 3) unoriented carbon nanotube films on a porous substrate. The films are formed by filtering a solution of nanotubes dispersed in alcohol through the pores and drying.
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