Publication detail
Vinyl-based interlayers synthesized by variable pulsed plasma for polymer composites
ŽÁK, L. KONTÁROVÁ, S. PÁLESCH, E. PEŘINA, V. ČECH, V.
Original Title
Vinyl-based interlayers synthesized by variable pulsed plasma for polymer composites
Type
journal article in Web of Science
Language
English
Original Abstract
The low-pressure pulsed plasma is a crucial tool for the construction of materials in the form of coatings with variable properties. The pulsed mode is characterized by many parameters such as pulse on-time, off-time, pulse period, pulse frequency, duty cycle, and using the total power, the average power during the pulse can be introduced as the effective power. Based on a pulse period ranging from 2 to 100 ms and a total power of 10 to 500 W, it is demonstrated that the effective power is the key parameter responsible for the properties of the synthesized coatings independent of the total power. When an organosilicon precursor with a vinyl functional group, this parameter allows the chemical and physical properties of vinyl-based coatings to be controlled over a wide range, allowing to optimize their properties as functional interlayers in polymer composites to control their performance.
Keywords
plasma-enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD); pulsed plasma; effective power; organosilicon precursor; thin film
Authors
ŽÁK, L.; KONTÁROVÁ, S.; PÁLESCH, E.; PEŘINA, V.; ČECH, V.
Released
3. 6. 2024
Publisher
Elsevier
ISBN
2352-4928
Periodical
Materials Today Communications
Year of study
39
Number
109177
State
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
Pages from
1
Pages to
8
Pages count
8
URL
BibTex
@article{BUT189659,
author="Luboš {Žák} and Soňa {Kontárová} and Erik {Pálesch} and Vratislav {Peřina} and Vladimír {Čech}",
title="Vinyl-based interlayers synthesized by variable pulsed plasma for polymer composites",
journal="Materials Today Communications",
year="2024",
volume="39",
number="109177",
pages="1--8",
doi="10.1016/j.mtcomm.2024.109177",
issn="2352-4928",
url="https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352492824011589?via%3Dihub"
}