This paper presents the electro-optical, chemical and structural properties of doped-ZnO films deposited by DC-reactive magnetron sputtering at room temperature using the bi-dopant Al and Mn. A minimum resistivity of 3.46 x 10(-4) Omegacm, exceeding 75.0% average transmittance (380-800nm), and fundamental band gap of 3.48 +/- 0.01 eV have been obtained. XPS analyses show that Zn uniformly remains in the valence state of Zn2+; all of the Al and a little amount of Mn with valence state of Mn4+ are supposed to have donor effect, while dominant Mn2+ will induce to form more oxygen vacancies and this proposal has been verified by O 1s XPS results. It has been concluded that the presence of more oxygen vacancies will attenuate the effect of hybridization of p-d orbitals in the matrix of ZnO. It has been found that all the as-deposited films have c-axis preferred orientation with flat and smooth surface (RMS surface roughness is of the order of similar to 3 nm over 5 x 5 mum(2) area). (C) 2003 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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