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Получение пленок серебра методом электронно-лучевого испарения…

ISSN 0236-3933. Вестник МГТУ им. Н.Э. Баумана. Сер. Приборостроение. 2016. № 6

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Abstract

Keywords

Currently a wide interest has been shown to improving the

optical properties of metal thin films for application in na-

nooptics and nanoplasmonics. One of the minimizing losses

methods in plasmonics is usage of quasi singlecrystilline thin

film instead polycrystalline thin films. This paper tested the

problem of quasi singlecrystilline continuous silver thin films

formation with a high aspect ratio of the crystallite size to the

film thickness. First, we did the growth mechanisms analysis

and chose a substrate for the growth of quasi singlecrystilline

film. The article shows the experimental data and SEM imag-

es of deposited films. Then we classified three regions

of growth depending on the evaporated material ratio and

"film — substrate" energy system and found the main crys-

talline size correlations with the deposition rate and the

substrate temperature. Finally, 200 nm thick continuous

monocrystalline silver film with an aspect ratio of 7:1 and a

surface roughness of about 1 nm was deposited

Silver thin film, single crystal,

plasmonics, growth models, elec-

tron beam evaporation

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