Wide Band Gap Si:H at Low H-Content Prepared by Interrupted Grown and H-Plasma Treatment
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Alternating the deposition of thin layers of a-Si:H at 100℃ and exposure to r.f. H-plasma periodically, an widening of optical band gap by 20% along with the reduction in hydrogen content by 80% was observed in stacked layers. Interrupted growth and H-plasma treatment has been established as an effective technique for the elimination of hydrogen from Si:H network, however, simultaneous widening of optical band gap appears to be an interesting feature related to Nano-crystallization and quantum size effect in hydrogenated binary alloy.
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- 1994-04-15
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