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SUS440C
(Arc Ion Deposition)(DLC)
(OM)
(FE-SEM) (FE-AES)
(-Raman) DLC DLC
(Nanoindenter)
(Nanoscratch Test) DLC
DLC 500nm ~ 1100nm
DLC
DLC/TiC/Ti/SUS440C DLC
sp2(G band) sp3(D band) sp3 (D band)
47% ~ 74%D band G band (ID/IG)
0.57~1.15 80 144
(80) DLC D band
(74%)
DLC (Nanoindenter)
3
DLC 24GPa ~ 32GPa (2447Hv ~
3263Hv) 264GPa ~ 347GPa
SUS440C (12GPa)(220GPa)
(100nm depth)DLC (0.144
~ 0.156) SUS440C (0.21)
(80)DLC
:
(Diamond-like carbon)(Arc ion deposition)
(Raman Scattering Spectrometer)
(FE-AES)(Nanoindenter)
4
FE-SEMFE-AES
J500
5
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............................................................................................................4
............................................................................................................5
........................................................................................................9
......................................................................................................11
............................................................................................15
1.1 ...........................................................................................15
1.2 ...............................................................................19
....................................................................................21
2.1 ...........................................................21
2.1.1 SUS 440C ..........................................................................21
2.2.....................................................................24
2.2.1..............................................................................26
2.2.2 ................................................................28
2.3 DLC................................................................31
2.3.1 CVD .......................................................................31
2.3.2 PVD.........................................................................32
6
2.3.3 ........................................................................33
2.3.4 ............................................................35
2.4.1 ................................................................................36
2.4.2 ........................................................................36
2.4.3 ............................................................................37
2.5 (FE-AES)...............................................................39
2.5.1 FE-AES ...................................................................................40
2.6 (Raman).............................................................................42
2.6.1 Raman..............................................................................42
2.6.2 Raman .....................................................................44
2.7 ...................................................................46
2.7.1 ............................................................48
2.8 ...........................................................................................51
2.8.1 ................................................................................53
........................................................................55
3.1.............................................................................................55
3.2 ...........................................................................................60
3.3 ...........................................................................................61
3.4 ...........................................................................................61
7
3.5 SEM ...........................................................................................62
3.6 EDS ................................................................................64
3.7 FE-AES ......................................................................................65
3.8 Raman ............................................................................67
3.9 ...............................................................................70
3.10 .........................................................................71
......................................................................73
4.1 SUS440C ..............................................74
4.1.2 SUS440CEDS........................................................76
4.2 DLC....................................................................77
4.2.1 DLC(OM)........................................................................77
4.2.2 DLC-B FE-SEM .................................................80
4.2.3 DLC-C FE-SEM .................................................82
4.2.4 DLC-D FE-SEM................................................84
4.3 DLCEDS...................................................................85
4.3.1 DLC FE-AES..............................................86
4.4 (Raman).....................................................................88
4.4.1 DLC-B ...................................................................89
4.4.2 DLC-C ...................................................................91
8
4.4.3 DLC-D ...................................................................93
4.4.4 ............................................................95
4.4.5 Graphite...............................................................96
4.5 DLC................................................................98
4.5.1..................................................................98
4.5.2 ......................................................101
4.6 .................................................................................103
4.6.1 ( 40nm)..................................................105
4.6.2 ( 100nm) ...............................................107
4.7 .....................................................................................109
..........................................................................................112
..........................................................................114
..................................................................................115
9
1 ..............................................................18
2 ..............................................23
3 ........................................................26
4 ....................................................................33
5 ..................................................35
6 SUS440C .....................................60
7 SUS440C.......................................60
8 ......................................................68
9SUS440C(wt %).................................................74
10 SUS440C180...............................74
11 DLC-B (1448)...................................................90
12 DLC-C (807).................................................92
13 DLC-D (807).....................................................94
14 ....................................................95
15 DLC-DGraphite...................................................97
16 ........................................................................99
17 ......................................................................102
10
18 SUS440C(40nm depth).............................106
19 SUS440C(100nm depth)...........................108
20 ......................................................111
11
1-1 ..........................................................................17
2-1 (a)sp (b)sp2 (c) sp3.......................................25
2-2 ..................................25
2-3 DLC sp2 sp3......................................25
2-4 ..................................................................28
2.5CVD...............................................32
2-6 ..........................................................34
2-7 ..................................................................37
2-8 ..........................................................................38
2-9 ..........................................................38
2-10 ..................39
2-11 ............................41
2-12 ............................................43
2-13 ................................................................................44
2-14 ........................................................47
2-15 ............................................................48
2-16 ............................................................48
12
2-17 ........................................49
2-18 ....................................50
2-19 ....................................................50
2-20 ....................................................52
2-21 Berkovich ....................................................................54
2-22 ................................................................................54
3-1 ..................................................................................59
3-2 ..............................................................................62
3-3 ..............................................63
3-4 (FE-SEM) ........................................64
3-5 (FE-AES) .............................................66
3-6 (-Raman)Jobin Yvon T64000.......................69
3-7 ..........................................................................70
3-8 ......................................................................72
3-9 ......................................................................72
4-1 FE-SEM SUS440C 180.........................75
4-2 (a)SUS440C FE-SEM ;(b)A EDS
; (c)BEDS................................................76
4-3 DLC-A(50x) (1448)(OM) ......................................78
13
4-4 DLC-B(200x) (1448) (OM)....................................78
4-5 DLC-C(200x) (807)(OM)........................................79
4-6 DLC-D(200x) (807)(OM) ......................................79
4-7 DLC-B (1448) SEM............................................................81
4-8 DLC-B (1448)SEM.............................................................81
4-9 DLC-B (1448)BEI...............................................................82
4-10 DLC-C (807) FE-SEM ......................83
4-11 DLC-C (807) FE-SEM ......................83
4-12 DLC-D (807) FE-SEM..................................84
4-13 (a)DLCFE-SEM;(b) DLCEDS;(C)
Ti/TiC EDS ..............................................................85
4-14 DLC-B (1448)FE-AES.................87
4-15 DLC-D (807)FE-AES...................87
4-16 DLC-B (1448)DLC-C (807)DLC-D (807)
..........................................................................88
4-17 DLC-B (1448)...................................................90
4-18 DLC-C (807).....................................................92
4-19 DLC-D (807).....................................................94
4-20 DLC-D (807)Graphite.......................................97
14
4-21 SUS440CDLC....................98
4-22 DLC ...............................................99
4-23 SUS440CDLC..................101
4-24 DLC .....................................102
4-25 SUS440C.......................104
4-26 DLC-B...........................104
4-27 SUS440C (40nm depth) ............106
4-28 SUS440C (100nm depth) ..........108
4-29 ..............................................................109
4-30 DLC-CDLC-D
....................................................................................................110
15
1.1
(Surface Modification)
(Diamond-Like CarbonDLC)
[1]
sp3sp2 sp
16
[2-3]
1-1 [7]
[4]
(Physical vapor depositionPVD)(Chemical
vapor depositionCVD)(Arc Ion Plating)
(PVD):[6]
1.
2.
3.
4.
17
5.
PVD 10
PVD
PVD
(Arc ion deposition)
1[7]
1-1 [7]
18
1 [7]
Al ZnCd ZnAl/
Al/
AlWTiTa Al/
AuAg Au /Au/
TiC TiC/
/
Al Al/
/
CrCrNCrCx Cr/ /
/ / /
TiNTaN TiN/ /
TiC TiC/WC
NiCuCr NiCuCr /ABC
AuAlCuNi AuAlNi/Si Pt Pt/ Cu Cu/
Ni-Cr Ni-Cr / SiO2Al2O3 SiO2Al2O3/ FeCoNi FeCoNi /
Be Be/ Pt Pt/Si
AuAg AuAg /
Nb Nb / SiO2TiO2 /
/
Al Al/
MoNb MoNb /Zr-Al
Au Au/
19
1.2
58HRc ~
67 HRc SUS440C
58 HRc
(Diamond-like CarbonDLC)(sp3)
(sp2) (amorphous hydrogenated
diamond-like carbon films)(sp3)
(DLC)
(DLC)
(PVD)
(CVD)
(Arc Ion Deposition)(PVD)
20
SUS440C
(Arc Ion Deposition) (DLC)(Surface
Modification)
(FE-AES)
(Raman Scattering Spectrometer)(DLC)
(Nanoindenter)
(Nanoscratch Test)DLC
21
2.1
2
[5]
11wt%(Cr2O3)
( Martensitic Stainless Steel)
12-17wt%
[41]
2.1.1 SUS 440C
[50]JIS
440SUS440ASUS440B
22
SUS440CSUS440FG4303SUS 440C
1wt%440A440B
16~18wt%304
[41]
440C
7.667g/cm3 (21)10.110-6/(0~100)79.492 w/m2/K(373K) [51]
23
2 [1]
60%
20%
10%
6%
4%
(26%) (74%)
8% 25%
9% 20%
4% 8%
5% 7%
6%
5%
5%
24
2.2
sp3sp2sp
2-1 [33-34](Diamond)(Graphite)
sp3
sp2
2-2 [35-36]
sp3 sp2 (amorphous) [37-38]
2-3 sp3
3
sp3 sp2
[8~10]
25
2-1 (a)sp (b)sp2 (c) sp3 [33-34]
2-2 [35-36]
2-3 DLC sp2 sp3[37-38]
26
3 [8~10]
Layered crystalline
Cubic crystalline Amorphous
sp2 sp3 sp3/sp2
2.462 3.567 -
(g/cm2) 2.26 3.52 1.5~2.0
(103HK) Soft 10 1~5
(N/m2) - 1012 1011
(W/mK) - 11 4.10
(K-1) - 0.810-6 -
(cm) 10-4 109~1013 106~1012
(eV) 0 5.45 0.8~2.0
2.2.1
[13] sp3/ sp2
[14~15]
(1) (diamond~like carbon)
sp3sp2sp3
27
(a)1 atom%
(diamond~like carbon films)(single crystal)
(polycrystal)(nano crystal)(amorphouds)
(b)20~60 atom% (hydrogenated
diamond~like carbon films)
(amorphous hydrogenated diamond~like carbon
films)
(2) (graphite~like carbon)
sp3sp2sp3
30 atom%(
28
(Amorphous Diamond~Like
Carbona~C) 20-60
(Amorphous Hydrogenated
Diamond~Like Carbon a~C:H)sp3
sp2 (random
network)2-4
2-4 [Ferrari A.C.2000]
2.2.2
sp3/sp2
DLC
29
(1)
(2)
(3) ()
(4)
(5)
(1)
[69]
[70]
[71-73]
[74][75]
(Ta) (W) (Ti) (Nb)
(Zr)(Si)..
(2)
(0.1um)
[76-78](Ti)(Cr)
30
[79-80]
(3) () 500-700
()(
)
[81-82]
(4) Ti/TiN/TiCN//DLC
Ti/TiC/DLC[83-85]Ti
TiN (diffusion barrier) TiCN
[86]
(5)
[87]
(re-sputter)
(ion bombardment)
31
2.3 DLC
(Physical Vapor DepositionPVD)(Chemical
Vapor DepositionCVD)
2.3.1 CVD
(Chemical Vapor DepositionCVD)
[16]CVD
2.5
(adsorption)
(surface migration)
(nucleation)
(island)
(desorption)
32
2.5 CVD [16]
2.3.2 PVD
(Physical Vapor DepositionPVD)
[2]
(Evaporation)
(Sputtering)
PVD
4 PVD PVD CVD PVD
CVD
33
4 [43]
(eV) 10~ -0.1 -0.1~1 1~100
() 150~500 30~200 150~500
2.3.3
(Ion-beam sputtering)[26] (Laser
ablation)[27-28] (DC magnetron)[29-30]
(13.56MHz) [31-32] 2-6
[11]
34
2-6 [11]
[17][18]
[19][20-21]
[22](Doping)[23-24]
Raman[25]
5
35
5 [43]
Filter Cathod Arc
300 4000HV 0.1~0.2
Unbalance Magnetron Sputtering
CxHv
200 1500HV 0.1~0.15
High Ionization Sputtering
170 2800HV 0.1
Magnetron Sputtering
And ECR-CVD
System
150 3000HV 0.07~0.12
2.3.4
[42~44]
(1) 30%~100%
(2) (multiply charged ions)
(3) 10~100eV
36
[42]
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4) (500C )[45]
(5)
2.4.1
1963 Mattox
[42]
(
) TiNTiCZrNVCNbC
[6]
2.4.2
2-7 [42](Trigger)
37
2.4.3
(cathodic arc)
(glow discharge) 2-8[46]
1~20m
(cathode spot)[47]
(micro~crater) 2000C
[48] 2-9 [49]
2-10[42]
2-7 [42]
38
2-8 [46]
2-9 [49]
39
2-10 [42]
2.5 (FE-AES)
(FE-AES)
(FE-AES)
10nm
40
2.5.1 FE-AES
(Auger) 2-11
(K )
K
(L )
K
EK-EL(M )
(Auger
Electron):
EKLM = EK EL EM
EKLM K L K
M
[102]FE-AES :
(1)
(2) &
(3)
(4)
(5) /(ISS)
41
(6)
2-11 [102]
42
2.6 (Raman)
Raman 1928
[69]
(DLC)C-C C-Hsp2 sp3
sp2 sp3
(Raman Spectrum)[55~59]sp2sp3
sp2 (sensitivity)
sp3(diamond band)
2.6.1 Raman
0
0
( Rayleigh scattering )
(0-1)(0+1)
(0-1)Stokes line(0+1)
43
anti-Stokes line0
(Raman shift)
2-12[53-54]
2-12 [53-54]
()[95]
44
[96]2-13[53-54]
2-13 [53-54]
2.6.2 Raman
800cm-1 2300 cm-1
(peak) 1332 cm-1
1350 cm-1 1580 cm-1 [97-99]
1400 cm-1~1700 cm-1
1550 cm-1[100-101]
(Gaussian curve
fitting)
45
D-band(D thedisordered graphite-like structure)
G-band(G the graphite structure)[62-63] D-band
1350 cm-1~1360 cm-1 G-band
1560 cm-1~1590 cm-1[62-67] D band G-band
D-band G-band
sp3
[66]
(1) (intensity ratio)R = I500 cm-1/I1550 cm-1 [88]
500 cm-1 (G-
band)1550 cm-1 R sp3
R sp3
(2) 1100 cm-1~1300 cm-1 S =(I1300 cm-1-I1100 cm-1)/I1100 cm-1
[88]
D-band 1300 cm-1~1400 cm-1
sp3
ID/IG [93-94] D-band
1100 cm-1~1300 cm-1 D-band
S
D-band D-band
46
S sp3/sp2
(3)G-band [66]
G-band (FWHMthe full width at half maximum) D-band
G-band
G-band sp3/sp2
D-band
(sp3))[63]
2.7
(hardness)
(Youngs modulus)
47
(Depth Sensing Technique)
2-14
:
(1) : 2N < F < 30KN
(2) : F < 2N ; h > 200 nm
(3) : h < 200 nm
F: ; h:
2-14 [89]
48
2-15
2-16 2-15
2-16
2-15 2-16 [89]
2.7.1
(Load-Displacement curve)
[89] 2-17
(loading)
49
(unloading)
unloading curve
2-18
2-17 [89]
50
2-18 [89]
2-19
(SPM) 3-D
(3-D Piezo Actuator)(Transducer)
2-19 [61]
51
2.8
2-20 [39](adhesion failure)(spalling
failure)(buckling failure)(chipping failure)
(cohesion failure) (conformal
cracking)(tensile cracking)[40]
(critical load)
52
2-20 [39]
53
2.8.1
(Critical loadLc)
2D
(X)(Z
)
(Normal force) (Lateral
force)
Berkovich142.3
65.3 100~200 2-21
2-22
Berkovich
54
2-21Berkovich [61]
2-22 [61]
55
3.1
SUS440C
1030-120
180(arc ion
deposition)(DLC):
(1) ;
(2) Ti;
(3) TiC;
(2)(3)(DLC)
(Ti)
(TiC)
(4)
DLC
DLC-ADLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
DLC-ADLC-B
(1448)DLC-CDLC-D(807)3-1
56
DLC-ADLC-B:
(1) Surface Cleaning:
Ar: 235 ~236 sccm
(V): 600 ~654
(I): 60~65 Amp
(2) Ti Layer Coating:
Ar: 20~30 sccm
(V): 250
(3)TiC Layer Coating (Ti + C2H2):
C2H2: 35~70 sccm
Ar: 20~60 sccm
(V): 100~200
: 3
(4) DLC Coating:
Ar: 60 sccm
: 1448
(V): 100
: 1hr 5min~ 1hr 13min
57
DLC-CDLC-D:
(1) Surface Cleaning:
Ar: 345~350 sccm
(V): 555
(I): 65 Amp
(2) Ti Layer Coating:
Ar: 20~30 sccm
(V): 250
(3)TiC Layer Coating (Ti + C2H2):
C2H2: 35~70 sccm
Ar: 10~20 sccm
(V): 100~250
: 3~4
(4) DLC Coating:
Ar: 10 sccm
: 807
(V): 100
: 1hr 27min~ 1hr 35min
Ar
58
100g/15s
(DLC)(OM)
(FE-SEM)
(FE-AES)
(-Raman)
DLCsp2sp3
CC
DLC(nanoindenter)
(Young's modulus)
DLCDLC
SUS440C
DLCSUS440C
59
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
DLC
Nanoindenter
DLC
Nanoindenter
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
: 1030: 180
: -120
: 1030: 180
: -120
OM
OM
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
SUS440C(18Cr-1C)
DLC
Nanoindenter
DLC
Nanoindenter
DLC
Nanoindenter
DLC
Nanoindenter
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
FE-SEM (SEI/BEI)
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
(AIP)
:
(Vb): -250~100 V(P): 510-3 Pa
ArCH4: 20~60 sccm: 1448 & 807
: 1030: 180
: -120
: 1030: 180
: -120
OM
OM
OM
OM
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
RamanDLC
sp2sp3Raman
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
FE-AES
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
1448:DLC-A&B807:DLC-C&D
3-1
60
3.2
SUS440C
6SUS440C
7
SUS 440C 0.95~1.20 wt%
16~18 wt%
6 SUS440C
Standard Grade C Si Mn P S Cr Mo
JISG4303 SUS440C 0.95~ 1.20
1.00 MAX
1.00 MAX
0.04 MAX
0.03 MAX
16.00~ 18.00
0.75 MAX
7 SUS440C
NO. () (Hv) (HRc)
()
(kgf/
mm2)
(kgf/
mm2)
(%)
(%)
(%) (Hv) (HRc)
SUS
440C 1038 610 60 315 200.3 193.3 2 10 2 580 58
61
3.3
SUS440C
1200
Vilellas reagent(1g
15ml 100ml ) (OM)
(SEM)
3.4
MitutoyoMVK-G1
3-2Micro Vikers hardness
100g
5ASTM E 140 [52]
HvHRc
62
3-2
3.5 SEM
0.2~40kv
(CRT)
CRT CRT
CRT
63
(Brightness)(Coherency)
3-3
-
(FE-SEM) JEOL JSM-6500F
Field-Emission SEM3-4
DLC
DLCDLCDLC
SUS440
3-3
64
3-4 (FE-SEM)
3.6 EDS
X-ray
X-ray X-ray
(characteristic)X-ray
X-ray
65
3.7 FE-AES
-
(FE - AES) Thermo VG Microlab 350 3-5
3 kev; 100ev~800ev
EDSBEIUHV XPS(R)EELS
DLC
66
3-5 (FE-AES)
67
3.8 Raman
(Raman shift) 500 -1 2000 -1
sp3 sp2
(Gaussian
Function)
LABSPEC 3.0 Gaussian
G Band D Band (Position)
(FWHM)(Intensity) ID/IG
8 [68]
68
8 [68]
69
-
(-Raman) Jobin Yvon T64000 Micro-PL/Raman
3-6 sp2sp3
DLC sp2 sp3
3-6 (-Raman)Jobin Yvon T64000
70
3.9
(
)
(Nanoindenter)(TriboLabHysitronUSA)
3-7 DLC
3-7
71
3.10
(Nanoscratch test) DLC SUS440C
3-8 [12]
(Nanoscratch Test)(UMISBased Model
CSIROAustralia) 3-9
40nm 100nm
72
3- 8 [12]
3-9
73
(sp3)
(sp2)
SUS440C
SUS440C
Raman
DLC sp2 sp3
DLC
74
4.1 SUS440C
SUS440C 9
SUS440C (wt%) SUS440C
:
(1) : 1030;
(2) : 180;
(3) : -120
100g/15s Hv 10
SUS440C SUS440C
Hv 715.7 SUS440C 180 Hv
695.9 HRc 60.8 59.9
9 SUS440C (wt %)
Elements C Si Mn P S Cr Mo
wt.% 1.02 0.39 0.38 0.025 0.010 16.44 0.44
10 SUS440C 180
SUS440C Hv HRc
Quenched 715.7 60.8
Tempered at 180 695.9 59.9
75
(FE-SEM) SUS440C
180 4-1
M7C3
M23C6 [90]
4-1 FE-SEMSUS440C 180
M7C3
M23C6
76
4.1.2 SUS440CEDS
(EDS)SUS440C
4-2EDS(A)CrFe
M7C3
M23C6[90] (B)Fe
A.EDS B.EDS
4-2 (a)SUS440CFE-SEM;(b)AEDS;
(c)BEDS
(a)
(b) (c) Cr
Fe
Fe Fe
77
4.2 DLC
4.2.1 DLC (OM)
4-3 4-4 4-5 4-6 DLC-A(50x)DLC-B(200x)
DLC-C(200x)DLC-D(200x)(OM)
(DLC) 4-3 DLC-A
DLC DLC
SUS440C DLC
DLC-A
DLC-B 4-4 DLC-A DLC
DLC
DLC-C DLC-D 4-5
4-6
FE-SEM DLC
DLC-A
DLC-B
DLC-CDLC-D
78
4-3 DLC-A(50x) (1448)(OM)
4-4 DLC-B(200x) (1448)(OM)
79
4-5 DLC-C(200x) (807)(OM)
4-6 DLC-D(200x) (807)(OM)
80
4.2.2 DLC-B (FE-SEM)
DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
Vilellas solution (FE-SEM)
4-7 DLC-B FE-SEM DLC
DLC-B 800nm~1100nm
Ti/TiC DLC 920nm
DLC 400nm~550nm
4-8FE-SEM
DLC-B Ti/TiC DLC
DLC
(BEI) DLC
4-9 BEI Ti/TiC
DLC DLC
DLC
81
4-7 DLC-B (1448) SEM
4-8 DLC-B (1448)SEM
SUS440C Carbide
TiC/Ti
DLC
919nm
544nm
384nm
82
4-9 DLC-B (1448) BEI
4.2.3 DLC-C(FE-SEM)
4-10DLC-CFE-SEM
DLC-C500nm~800nm
FE-SEM4-11Ti/TiC
DLC
DLC-B
83
4-10 DLC-C (807)FE-SEM
4-11 DLC-C (807)FE-SEM
84
4.2.4 DLC-D (FE-SEM)
4-12 DLC-D FE-SEM DLC-D
500nm~800nm DLC-D
DLC
Ti/TiC
DLC-D DLC-B DLC-C
4-12 DLC-D (807) FE-SEM
Carbide SUS440C
TiC/Ti DLC
85
4.3 DLC
4-13 (a) DLC FE-SEM ;(b) DLC EDS
;(C) Ti/TiC EDS EDS
DLC C Ti/TiC
Ti C
(A)DLC EDS (B)Ti/TiC EDS
4-13 (a)DLC FE-SEM ;(b) DLC EDS
;(C) Ti/TiC EDS
(a)
(b) (c) C C
Ti
86
DLC-B
(807)DLC-C DLC-D (1448)
DLC-B DLC-D FE-AES
4.3.1 DLC
4-14 4-15 DLC-BDLC-D
(FE-AES) DLC
200
DLC TiC Ti
SUS440C DLC C TiC
Ti C Ti Ti O
SUS440C FeCr C
FE-AES
DLC DLC/TiC/Ti/SUS440C
FE-SEM DLC
Ti Ti TiC
DLCDLC
FE-AESetching time (sec)DLC-B
87
10000DLC-D6000DLC
DLC-BDLC-D
4-14 DLC-B (1448) FE-AES
4-15 DLC-D (807) FE-AES
88
4.4 (Raman)
sp3 sp2
DLC
[91-92] C-C
DLC
sp3 peak
1332 cm-1 sp2 peak 1580 cm-1 DLC
peak sp3(D band) sp2(G
band) 4-16 DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
4-16 DLC-B (1448)DLC-C (807)DLC-D (807)
89
DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
LABSPEC 3.0
P: Peak A: W: S:
curve
fitting
DLC
(peak) DLC peak
1355 cm-1 1550 cm-1 sp3 sp2
4.4.1 DLC-B
4-17 DLC-B 1544 cm-1
G-band
sp2 sp2 1342
cm-1 D-band sp3
11sp3 5385.4
290.1sp2 9432.5 187.1ID/IG
0.57 sp3(D band) 47%
90
4-17 DLC-B (1448)
11 DLC-B (1448)
10.99.7Slope
187.1290.1FWHM
0.57Intensity RatioID/IG
47%ADLC/ATotal (%)
9432.55385.4Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1544(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1342(sp3 - D band)
DLC-B(144 8)
10.99.7Slope
187.1290.1FWHM
0.57Intensity RatioID/IG
47%ADLC/ATotal (%)
9432.55385.4Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1544(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1342(sp3 - D band)
DLC-B(144 8)
91
4.4.2 DLC-C
4-18 DLC-C 1561 cm-1
G-band
sp2 sp2 1397
cm-1 D-band sp3
12sp3 8494.1
304.2sp2 9891.5 155ID/IG
0.86 sp3(D band) 63%
92
4-18 DLC-C (807)
12 DLC-C (807)
155304.2FWHM
9.516Slope
0.86Intensity RatioID/IG
63 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
9891.58494.1Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1561(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1397(sp3 - D band)
DLC-C(80 7)
155304.2FWHM
9.516Slope
0.86Intensity RatioID/IG
63 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
9891.58494.1Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1561(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1397(sp3 - D band)
DLC-C(80 7)
93
4.4.3 DLC-D
4-19 DLC-C 1572 cm-1
G-band
sp2 sp2 1404
cm-1 D-band sp3
13sp3 11207.9
308.9sp2 9737.8 124.9ID/IG
1.15 sp3(D band) 74%
94
4-19 DLC-D (807)
13 DLC-D (807)
124.9308.9FWHM
7.521.2Slope
1.15Intensity RatioID/IG
74 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
9737.811207.9Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1572(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1404(sp3 - D band)
DLC-D(80 7)
124.9308.9FWHM
7.521.2Slope
1.15Intensity RatioID/IG
74 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
9737.811207.9Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1572(sp2 - G band)
Peak 1404(sp3 - D band)
DLC-D(80 7)
95
4.4.4
14 DLC-B
144 8 DLC-C DLC-D
80 7 DLC-B ID/IGDLC-B
0.57DLC-C 0.86DLC-D 1.15
D-band G-band ID/IG
ID/IG[60] ID/IG
DLC-B sp3(D band)
47% DLC-C DLC-D sp3(D band) 63% 74%
ID/IG sp3(D band)
DLC-C DLC-D DLC-B
14
1.150.860.57Intensity RatioID/IG
74 %63%47 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
(sp2)1572
(sp3)1404
(sp2)1561
(sp3)1397
(sp2)1544
(sp3)1342
Peak
DLC-D(at 80 7)
DLC-C(at 80 7)
DLC-B(at 144 8)
1.150.860.57Intensity RatioID/IG
74 %63%47 %ADLC/ATotal (%)
(sp2)1572
(sp3)1404
(sp2)1561
(sp3)1397
(sp2)1544
(sp3)1342
Peak
DLC-D(at 80 7)
DLC-C(at 80 7)
DLC-B(at 144 8)
96
4.4.5 Graphite
DLC-D peak 1580 cm-1
4-20 DLC-D Graphite
1572 cm-1 1580 cm-1 G-band
sp2 1404 cm-1 D-band
sp3
15sp3 11116.1
308.61572 cm-1 1580 cm-1 sp2 9078.4
955.5 130.1 46.9Graphite sp2(D band)
26%
DLC OM
FE-SEM DLC
97
4-20 DLC-D Graphite
15 DLC-D Graphite
308.6
11116.1
Peak 1404(sp3 - D Band)
46.9130.1FWHM
26 %AGraphite/ATotal (%)
955.59078.4Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1580(sp2 - G Band)
Peak 1572(sp2 - G Band)
DLC-D-Graphite(80 7)
308.6
11116.1
Peak 1404(sp3 - D Band)
46.9130.1FWHM
26 %AGraphite/ATotal (%)
955.59078.4Intensity (a.u)
Peak 1580(sp2 - G Band)
Peak 1572(sp2 - G Band)
DLC-D-Graphite(80 7)
98
4.5 DLC
4.5.1
4-21
SUS440C DLC SUS440C
8GPa ~ 16GPa DLC-B 17GPa ~ 30GPa
DLC-C30GPa ~ 34GPaDLC-D21GPa ~ 30GPa
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 201416182022242628303234363840
DLC-C
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1416182022242628303234363840
DLC-D
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 201416182022242628303234363840
DLC-B
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)10 15 20 25 300
510152025303540
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)
SUS440C
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 201416182022242628303234363840
DLC-C
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
1416182022242628303234363840
DLC-D
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 201416182022242628303234363840
DLC-B
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)10 15 20 25 300
510152025303540
Har
dnes
s (G
Pa)
Depth (nm)
SUS440C
4-21 SUS440C DLC
99
4-22 DLC
16 SUS440C
123.4GPa DLC-B 244.4GPa DLC-C
321.2GPa DLC-D 262.7GPa
4-22 DLC
16
123.4
SUS440C
262.7321.2244.4Hardness(GPa)
DLC-D(80 7)
DLC-C(80 7)
DLC-B(144 8)
123.4
SUS440C
262.7321.2244.4Hardness(GPa)
DLC-D(80 7)
DLC-C(80 7)
DLC-B(144 8)
100
DLC-C DLC-B
DLC-B
SUS440C
(nanoindenter) DLC
DLC
24GPa ~ 32GPa 2447Hv ~ 3263Hv (1GPa = 101.97Hv)
12.3GPa
696 Hv (59.9 HRc)
101
4.5.2
4-23 SUS440C DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
SUS440C
180GPa ~ 260GPa DLC-B 220GPa ~
340GPa DLC-C 320GPa ~ 370GPa DLC-D
280GPa ~ 350GPa
10 15 20 25 30100
150
200
250
300
350
400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
SUS440C
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-B
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-C
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-D
10 15 20 25 30100
150
200
250
300
350
400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
SUS440C
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-B
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-C
12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20200220240260280300320340360380400
Mod
ulus
(GP
a)
Depth (nm)
DLC-D
4-23 SUS440C DLC
102
4-24 DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
17
SUS440C 22032.7GPaDLC-B
26429.5GPa DLC-C 34714.3GPa DLC-D
31321.3GPa
4-24 DLC
17
22032.7
SUS440C
31321.334714.326429.5Modulus(GPa)
DLC-D(80 7)
DLC-C(80 7)
DLC-B(144 8)
22032.7
SUS440C
31321.334714.326429.5Modulus(GPa)
DLC-D(80 7)
DLC-C(80 7)
DLC-B(144 8)
103
DLC-C DLC-B
DLC-B
SUS440C (Nanoindenter)
DLC
DLC 264GPa ~ 347GPa
SUS440C 220GPaDLC
SUS440C
4.6
4-25 4-26 SUS440C DLC
DLC DLC-B SUS440C
DLC-B DLC
DLC
104
4-25 SUS440C
4-26 DLC-B
105
4.6.1 ( 40nm)
4-27 SUS440C DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
40nm
18 SUS440C
40nm 0.6mN 1.130.12
DLC-B 40nm 0.8mN
0.9110.09 DLC-C 40nm
0.86mN 0.7930.06
DLC-D 40nm 0.83mN
0.7340.04
40 nm DLC
0.7340.04 ~ 0.9110.09
SUS440C 1.130.12
106
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
SUS440C Scratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.6mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
DLC-BScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.8 mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
DLC-CScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.86 mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Displacement
DLC-DScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.83 mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
SUS440C Scratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.6mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
DLC-BScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.8 mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
DLC-CScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.86 mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Displacement
DLC-DScratch Depth 40nmLoad 0.83 mN
4-27 SUS440C (40nm depth)
18 SUS440C (40nm depth)
0.830.860.80.6Load (mN)
1.130.12
SUS440C
0.7340.040.7930.060.9110.09Friction
Coefficient(40 nm)
DLC-D(807)
DLC-C(807)
DLC-B(1448)
0.830.860.80.6Load (mN)
1.130.12
SUS440C
0.7340.040.7930.060.9110.09Friction
Coefficient(40 nm)
DLC-D(807)
DLC-C(807)
DLC-B(1448)
107
4.6.2 (100nm)
4-28 SUS440C DLC-BDLC-CDLC-D
100nm
19 SUS440C
100nm 1.0mN 0.210.01
DLC-B 100nm 4.0mN
0.1560.01 DLC-C 100nm
4.5mN 0.1440.01
DLC-D 100nm 4.0mN
0.1490.01
100 nm DLC
0.1440.01 ~ 0.1560.01
SUS440C 0.210.01
SUS440C DLC
DLC DLC
SUS440C DLC
SUS440C
108
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
SUS440CScratch Depth 100nmLoad 1mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-BScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.0 mN
Fric
tion
Displacement
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-CScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.5 mN
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement0 500 1000 1500 2000
1E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-DScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.0 mN
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
SUS440CScratch Depth 100nmLoad 1mN
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-BScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.0 mN
Fric
tion
Displacement
0 500 1000 1500 20001E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-CScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.5 mN
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement0 500 1000 1500 2000
1E-3
0.01
0.1
1
10
100
1000DLC-DScratch Depth 100nmLoad 4.0 mN
Fric
tion
Coe
ffici
ent
Displacement
4-28 SUS440C (100nm depth)
19 SUS440C (100nm depth)
4.04.54.01.0Load (mN)
0.210.01
SUS440C
0.1490.010.1440.010.1560.01Friction
Coefficient(100 nm)
DLC-D(807)
DLC-C(807)
DLC-B(1448)
4.04.54.01.0Load (mN)
0.210.01
SUS440C
0.1490.010.1440.010.1560.01Friction
Coefficient(100 nm)
DLC-D(807)
DLC-C(807)
DLC-B(1448)
109
4.7
(Critical Load)
100 mN
4-29 - 4-30 DLC-C
DLC-D
4-29
110
4-30 DLC-C DLC-D
20DLC-B
695.0mNDLC-C 885.0 mNDLC-D
783.1 mN DLC-C
DLC-C
DLC
DLC
DLC-C DLC-D
111
20
0.4185.400.3783.1DLC-D
(807)
0.495.000.2885.0DLC-C
(807)
0.425.40.2695.0DLC-B
(1448)
Stress (GPa)
Scratch Width (um)
Critical Load (mN)
0.4185.400.3783.1DLC-D
(807)
0.495.000.2885.0DLC-C
(807)
0.425.40.2695.0DLC-B
(1448)
Stress (GPa)
Scratch Width (um)
Critical Load (mN)
112
SUS440C
(arc ion deposition)
(DLC)(surface modification)
(1) SUS440C
Fe-16Cr-1C 180
695.9 Hv (59.9 HRc)
58 HRc
M7C3 M23C6
(2) DLC FE-SEM FE-AES
DLC 500nm~1100nm
DLC
DLC/TiC/Ti/SUS440C DLC
TiC Ti SUS440C
Ti/TiC
113
(3) DLC
DLC
peak1342cm-1 ~ 1404cm-11544cm-1 ~ 1572cm-1
sp3 (D band)sp2 (G band) sp3
(D band)47% ~
74%D bandG band(ID/IG)0.57 ~ 1.15
(80)DLC(DLC-D)D band
(74%)
(4) OMFE-SEMDLC
DLC
(5) DLC(Nanoindentor)
DLC24GPa ~ 32GPa (2447Hv ~ 3263Hv)
264GPa ~ 347GPa
SUS440C (12GPa) (220 GPa)
(6) (100nm depth)DLC
(0.144 ~ 0.156)SUS440C
(0.21)(80)DLC
114
1. SUS440C
DLC DLC
DLC
2. DLC sp3 (D band)
DLC DLC
DLC
DLC DLC
3. DLC TiC/Ti
DLC
115
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