2008
DOI: 10.1134/s1063782608070051
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Properties of barrier contacts with nanosize TiB x layers to InP

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“…The results of layer-by-layer Auger analysis of the Au-TiB x -n-n + -InP contacts before and after RTA at Т = 400 and 600 °С also indicate absence of considerable intermixing at the interfaces between phases, both in the initial sample and those after RTA at temperatures up to 600 °С. They are also confirmed by the XRD patterns for the same samples [24]. An analysis of those patterns taken before and after RTA up to 600 °С showed presence of a quasi-amorphous TiB x film.…”
Section: Structure and Physico-chemical Properties Of Tib X And Zrb Xsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…The results of layer-by-layer Auger analysis of the Au-TiB x -n-n + -InP contacts before and after RTA at Т = 400 and 600 °С also indicate absence of considerable intermixing at the interfaces between phases, both in the initial sample and those after RTA at temperatures up to 600 °С. They are also confirmed by the XRD patterns for the same samples [24]. An analysis of those patterns taken before and after RTA up to 600 °С showed presence of a quasi-amorphous TiB x film.…”
Section: Structure and Physico-chemical Properties Of Tib X And Zrb Xsupporting
confidence: 65%
“…Moreover, the SB electrophysical parameters remain practically the same after RTA at 1000 °С (see Table 1). Silicon Carbide and Related Materials 2008 One can see from the above that the thermal degradation threshold for contact systems based on TiB x and ZrB x on SiC 6H may be related, just as for similar systems on Si and GaAs (InP, GaP), to the thermal stability of the TiB x and ZrB x films [5][6][7]. We studied the Au−TiB x (ZrB x )−n-GaN contact systems with the XRD technique both before and after RTA at Т = 800 (900) °С.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To develop heat-resistant contacts, one should use materials that do not interact with either semiconductors or other metallization layers [1][2][3]. Our experience demonstrated that titanium and zirconium borides (along with nitrides and carbides of refractory metals) could be applied for such a purpose [3][4][5][6][7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%