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Development of Dielectric Properties of Niobium Oxide, Tantalum Oxide, and Aluminum Oxide Based Nanolayered Materials
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EngineeringThin Film Process TechnologyChemical DepositionHigh Al ContentLeakage Current DensityAluminum OxideNanoelectronicsTantalum OxideThin Film ProcessingMaterials ScienceMaterials EngineeringElectrical EngineeringMaterial PropertyOxide ElectronicsLeakage CurrentsNiobium OxideMaterial AnalysisApplied PhysicsThin Films
and solid solutions and nanolaminates were grown using atomic layer deposition technique. Electrical properties of the materials deposited were comparatively characterized by studying the behavior of Al/niobium-aluminum (tantalum) oxide/indium-tin oxide capacitor structures. The films with high Nb content demonstrated high polarizability and leakage current density. The films with high Al content demonstrated low leakage current densities. The leakage currents in Nb-based films were reduced by depositing thin alternate layers of or and thereby increasing the number of interfaces between distinct oxide layers. The permittivity of films could be increased with concentration without considerable loss in resistivity. © 2001 The Electrochemical Society. All rights reserved.
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