314 HRTEM Studies of Plastic Deformation in Silicon Wafers due to Micro Indentation
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The plastic deformation of silicon wafers caused by micro-indentation was studied by means of HRTEM. It was shown that under a low maximum indentation load (P_<max>) the transformation zone is amorphous but its boundary is rough and nano-crystals of diamond silicon appear near an amorphous/crystalline border. Increasing P_<max> gives rise to crystalline high-pressure R8/BC8 phases in the transformation zone. The size of high-pressure phase grains varies between 3 nm and 15 nm, suggesting a coherent nucleation and growth mechanism. The micro-deformation outside the transformation zone proceeds by initial distortion of crystalline planes concentrated in nano-zones accompanied by initiation of dislocations that are advanced to slip systems. Details of the microstructure and its effect on the nano-deformation in micro-indentation are also discussed.
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著者
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ZHANG L.
School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Mechatronic Engineering, The University of Sydney
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Zou J.
Australian Key Centre For Microscopy And Microanalysis And Electron Microscope Unit The University O
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Zarudi I.
School Of Aerospace Mechanical And Mechatronic Engineering The University Of Sydney
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