Presentation Information
[18a-M_103-10]Investigation of uncertainty in rotational and vibrational temperature diagnostics of nitrogen plasma generated by plasma-enhanced metal-organic chemical vapor deposition system
〇Yuya Yamashita1, Tokio Takahashi1, Tetsuji Shimizu1, Hisashi Yamada1 (1.AIST)
Keywords:
optical emission spectroscopy (OES),uncertainty,molecular spectrum
The objective of this study is to quantify the uncertainty of the cause of analysis in plasma diagnosis based on optical spectroscopic measurement. A quasi -atmospheric-pressure nitrogen plasma was employed as the diagnostic subject. Multiple analytical parameters—including wavelength range, transitions, species-specific temperatures, and wavelength axis fitting—were systematically varied to obtain rotational and vibrational temperatures along with their determination. The fitting of the wavelength axis increased the coefficient of determination. However, it was revealed that overfitting could occur.
