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Electrical Properties of Batio3 thin Films Flash-Evaporated on si and sio2/Si

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BaTiO3 (BT) thin films were prepared by flash evaporation onto p-Si and SiO2/p-Si. The films are amorphous and remain so after a thickness reduction by 20% by annealing at 500 °C for 3 min. in O2 atmosphere. The electrical characteristics were measured at room temperature.

Electron injection at the Al to BT interface of Al/BT/Si capacitors is enhanced by the Schottky effect, yielding a value of 11.2 for the dielectric constant of BT. Modeling current-time measurements yields a trap density of 1024 m3, 0.82 eV below the conduction band. Capacitance-voltage curve shifts due to bias stress on AI/BT/SiO2/Si capacitors are interpreted as caused by electron injection and trapping in the BT films. Starting deposition at 170 °C or post-deposition annealing reduces the trap density and increases the C-V curve shifts by bias stress, from 0.3 to over 14 V at bias stress of-10 V.

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Caballero, J.V., Avila, R.E., Fuenzalida, V.M. et al. Electrical Properties of Batio3 thin Films Flash-Evaporated on si and sio2/Si. MRS Online Proceedings Library 446, 355–360 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1557/PROC-446-355

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