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A study was performed on the rf sputtering plasma of pure cobalt and gadolinium metals and of Gd26Co74alloy using optical emission spectroscopy (OES), for various discharge conditions such as the argon pressure PAr, target voltage Vrf, and substrate bias voltage Vb. From measurements of OES line intensities and deposition rates for various values of PAr, Vrfand the focussing field H, it was found that the line intensities of both Co and Gd atoms are represented as linear or square functions of the atomic densities in the plasma. Moreover, the preferential resputtering effect of Gd atoms was also confirmed from the change in line intensity for a negative bias voltage with Vb≧20 V.
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