Ti/TiN multilayers were deposited by DC reactive magnetron sputtering method using a titanium target and an Ar–N2 mixture discharge gas. XRD technique was employed to study the structure of the coatings and to observe the variations of structural parameters with substrate temperatures. An increase in grain size with increase of substrate temperature was observed. The components of Ti 2p doublet, related to TiN, TiON and TiO2, were observed in the core-level spectra of the deposited multilayer films from XPS analysis. A microhardness value of 25.5 GPa was observed for Ti/TiN multilayers prepared at 400 ◦C. Electrical properties were found to depend on substrate temperatur
AbstractTernary nitride hard coatings are known of excellent wear characteristics which have proved ...
Titanium nitride thin films have been grown on Si substrates by using DC reactive magnetron sputteri...
[[abstract]]TiN coatings with a titanium interlayer were deposited on low carbon steel by reactive r...
Ti/TiN multilayered coatings of 200 layers with the thickness of 1.5 μm were deposited by a reactive...
Thin films of titanium nitride (TiN) were prepared on mild steel (MS) by a physical vapor deposition...
Thin films of titanium oxynitride were successfully prepared by dc reactive magnetron sputtering usi...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Reactive dc magnetron sputtering was employed to pr...
Polished samples of low carbon steel (LCS) rod cross-sections were sputtered with different thicknes...
A use of the four-probe resistance measurements as a tool for characterization of a quality of titan...
Using RF reactive magnetron sputtering process in a 100% nitrogen atmosphere, TiNx thin films were d...
259-259A use of the four-probe resistance measurements as a tool for characterization of a quality o...
Abstract: Titanium nitride thin films deposited by reactive dc magnetron sputtering under various su...
Titanium nitride films of a thickness of similar to 1.5 mu m were deposited on amorphous and crystal...
Titanium nitride films of a thickness of similar to 1.5 mu m were deposited on amorphous and crystal...
In the field of magnetron sputtering, it is well established that mid-frequency (20–350 kHz) pulsed ...
AbstractTernary nitride hard coatings are known of excellent wear characteristics which have proved ...
Titanium nitride thin films have been grown on Si substrates by using DC reactive magnetron sputteri...
[[abstract]]TiN coatings with a titanium interlayer were deposited on low carbon steel by reactive r...
Ti/TiN multilayered coatings of 200 layers with the thickness of 1.5 μm were deposited by a reactive...
Thin films of titanium nitride (TiN) were prepared on mild steel (MS) by a physical vapor deposition...
Thin films of titanium oxynitride were successfully prepared by dc reactive magnetron sputtering usi...
© Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd. Reactive dc magnetron sputtering was employed to pr...
Polished samples of low carbon steel (LCS) rod cross-sections were sputtered with different thicknes...
A use of the four-probe resistance measurements as a tool for characterization of a quality of titan...
Using RF reactive magnetron sputtering process in a 100% nitrogen atmosphere, TiNx thin films were d...
259-259A use of the four-probe resistance measurements as a tool for characterization of a quality o...
Abstract: Titanium nitride thin films deposited by reactive dc magnetron sputtering under various su...
Titanium nitride films of a thickness of similar to 1.5 mu m were deposited on amorphous and crystal...
Titanium nitride films of a thickness of similar to 1.5 mu m were deposited on amorphous and crystal...
In the field of magnetron sputtering, it is well established that mid-frequency (20–350 kHz) pulsed ...
AbstractTernary nitride hard coatings are known of excellent wear characteristics which have proved ...
Titanium nitride thin films have been grown on Si substrates by using DC reactive magnetron sputteri...
[[abstract]]TiN coatings with a titanium interlayer were deposited on low carbon steel by reactive r...