Si ohmic contacts on N-type SiC
Stanislav Cichoň, Petr Macháč, Bohumil Barda, Marie Kudrnová
Abstract
Stanislav Cichoň, Petr Macháč, Bohumil Barda, Marie Kudrnová
Abstract
Widespread Ni/SiC contact after annealing at high temperatures provides good ohmic contact. We managed to prepare Si/SiC annealed ohmic contacts with comparable qualities as Ni/SiC ones. However, the main benefit of these Si/SiC ohmic contacts lies in that they retain their ohmic properties even after they are etched off which brings grounds for promising secondary contacts. Etched contacts were analyzed by XPS and surface composition alteration was observed.
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Widespread Ni/SiC contact after annealing at high temperatures provides good ohmic contact. We managed to prepare Si/SiC annealed ohmic contacts with comparable qualities as Ni/SiC ones. However, the main benefit of these Si/SiC ohmic contacts lies in that they retain their ohmic properties even after they are etched off which brings grounds for promising secondary contacts. Etched contacts were analyzed by XPS and surface composition alteration was observed.
Key concepts: Ohmic contact, Annealing (glass), Materials science, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Silicon carbide, Optoelectronics, Metallurgy, Nanotechnology