Abstract
The floating potential Vf was shown to vary in space and time during YSZ (yttria-stabilized zirconia) magnetron deposition onto Si. The Vf gradient causes the substrate to become positively charged with respect to the equilibrium floating potential and undergo anodic-plasma oxidation. Biasing the substrate below the floating potential suppresses SiO2 growth during YSZ film deposition.
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