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Depletion effects in moderately doped TiO2 layers from CV characteristics of MIS structures on Si

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Published 5 May 2021 © 2021 The Japan Society of Applied Physics
, , Citation Jackson Lontchi et al 2021 Appl. Phys. Express 14 051008

1882-0786/14/5/051008

Abstract

This letter investigates the large spread of values of capacitance measured in Si/TiO2 MIS structures for different properties of the TiO2 layer and proposes an approach to understand the behavior of the system. Experimental results show large variations of the maximum capacitance with TiO2 thickness for the as-deposited structures and further highlight the change of trend after annealing. Simulations qualitatively depict the theoretical trends explaining the CV characteristics to the first order, by the different behaviors of the oxide layer in the structure and the distribution of the majority carriers showing depletion effects.

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