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姓名 歐陽曜聰(Yao-tsung Ouyang)  查詢紙本館藏   畢業系所 化學工程與材料工程學系
論文名稱 介穩態奈米結晶矽鍺薄膜之物性研究與應用
(The Physic Properties and Applications of Metastable SiGe Nano Crystalline Thin Films)
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摘要(中) 本篇論文探討以簡易的共濺鍍方法鍍製非晶矽鍺薄膜於熱氧化矽之矽基板上,使用快速熱處理方式生成奈米結晶結構。矽鍺為完全固溶體,因為快速熱處理以致未達熱力學平衡,本篇主要成果為生成偏析鍺奈米結晶於非晶矽鍺薄膜中。實驗中利用同步輻射X光繞射、拉曼光譜儀鑑定矽鍺薄膜之微結構,再以高解析電子顯微鏡證實偏析鍺結晶存在,發現矽鍺薄膜中鍺結晶大小隨著鍺含量提高愈趨變大,以量化方式估算薄膜中的鍺結晶數量密度。鍺材料本身具備高吸收係數與高導電度之特性,實驗中以霍爾量測(Hall)與Tauc法說明其薄膜之電性與光學性質,薄膜具備低能隙(bandgap)與高遷移率(mobility)之優越特性,本論文藉由控制鍺結晶粒大小使其調控光學能隙。
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本論文之結果得知,非穩態之偏析鍺結晶可有效提高遷移率並利用鍺晶粒大小控制光學能隙,使用此特性製備出漸進式結構之光二極體,增加吸收光譜範圍,亦提供業界於元件設計上之參考。
摘要(英) Amorphous Si1-xGex films were prepared by co-sputtering on an oxidized Si wafer, followed by rapid thermal annealing, which formed nanocrystal films; since the Ge nanocrystals were not formed at thermodynamic equilibrium, an amorphous Si1-xGex matrix was finally obtained. Synchrotron radiation X-ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy were utilized to identify the microstructure of the Si1-xGex films. High-resolution transmission electron microscopy was used to characterize the increase in size of the grains in the Ge nanocrystals with the Ge content. The electrical and optical properties were determined by Hall measurement and using Tauc’s method. Ge segregation permitted high mobility of the carriers and enhanced the electrical properties of the films. The low optical bandgap of the films made them good light absorbing materials. The results herein suggest that the grain sizes of the films can be used to tune their bandgaps.
P-n junction diode with good rectifying characteristics has been prepared based on the segregation of Ge crystals of Si1-xGex thin films deposited by co-sputter system. The current-voltage characteristics in darkness and under illumination were studied. The correlation between the p-n junction performance and the microstructure of the films is discussed. The rectifying property became stronger as the fraction of Ge in the Si1-xGex films increased. The heteroquantum model was demonstrated in relation to the diodes and the energy band diagram. The optical bandgap can be tuned by controlling the grain size in Ge and SiGe crystals. The graded structure of the Si1-xGex photodiode is proposed to widen the light absorption region. The concept can be used to design high-efficiency photodiodes.
關鍵字(中) ★ 矽鍺
★ 介穩態
★ 快速熱退火
關鍵字(英) ★ SiGe
★ metastable
★ RTA
論文目次 中文摘要 I
Abstract II
Table of contents III
List of figures V
List of tables VIII
Ch.1 Introduction 1
1.1 Introduction to Si1−xGex materials for use in photodiodes 1
1.2 Review of Literature on Si1-xGex films and segregation of Ge crystals 4
1.3 Doped SiGe layer 8
1.4 SiGe on Si for optical applications (III-V v.s. Si-based) 10
1.5 Ge photodiode on silicon 12
1.6 Review of formation of Ge QDs on Si1-xGex photodiode 16
Ch.2 Motivation 18
Ch.3 Experimental 20
Ch.4 Characteristic of Si1-xGex thin films 23
4.1 Evolution of Si1-xGex film microstructures 23
4.2 HRTEM results for Si1-xGex films 29
4.3 Influence of composition on thermodynamic parameters of nucleation 33
4.4 Dependence of free energy barrier to nucleation on composition 34
4.5 Electrical and optical properties of Si1-xGex films 36
Ch.5 Si1-xGex photodiode with segregated Ge crystals 39
5.1 Fabricating and characterizing p-type Si1-xGex with segregated Ge crystals 39
5.2 Current density-voltage (J-V) of Si1-xGex photodiode 42
5.3 Heteroquantum-dots model in nanocrystalline films 46
5.4 Novel concept of graded structure 51
Ch.6 Conclusion 54
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