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Structure and mechanical properties of TiC films deposited using combination of pulsed DC and normal DC magnetron co-sputtering

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Thulasi Raman, K.H.
Mangalampalli, S.R.N. Kiran
Ramamurty, U
Rao, G. Mohan

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Titanium-carbon (TiC) thin films of different compositions were prepared by a combination of pulsed DC (for Ti target) and normal DC (for graphite target) magnetron co-sputtering on oxidized silicon and fused quartz substrates. At 33.7 at.% of C content,

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Applied Surface Science

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2037-12-31