Abstract
The plasma produced by ultra-short laser ablation of ZrB 2 and ReB 2 has been studied by ICCD imaging and time and space resolved optical emission spectroscopy. The aim was to clarify the mechanism of deposition leading to the morphology and composition found in the deposited films. The results indicate that for all systems the film characteristics are compatible with a deposition mechanism involving a growth from nanoparticles, ejected directly from the target, whose composition can be interpreted in terms of equilibrium vaporization during the flight from the target to the substrate.
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