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Light effect on I-V and profile of C/ω-V and G/ω-V characteristics of In-doped SnO2/Si heterojunction for photodiode applications

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Abstract The paper deals on heterojunctions (HJ) fabricated onto n type silicon by spray pyrolysis @ 300 °C and metallic contacts are fabricated by deposition of silver on SnO2 thin… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The paper deals on heterojunctions (HJ) fabricated onto n type silicon by spray pyrolysis @ 300 °C and metallic contacts are fabricated by deposition of silver on SnO2 thin film by thermal evaporation process under low pressure. The ideality factor greater than 3 confirms the non-ideal behavior of the Ag/In:SnO2/Si/Au heterojunction. The series resistance and the height barrier are determined as 2653 Ω and 0.7 V respectively. Using the profile of current voltage (I-V) and capacitance voltage (C-V) characteristics, we determine many electrical parameters like the ideality factor, the barrier height, the series resistance, and the saturation current, both in dark and light conditions. Besides HJ presents a high rectification ratio, and the interface density with and without Rs reached a minor value of 3 × 1012 (eVxcm²)−1 at 0.55 eV. The C-V characteristics are strongly frequency dependent within the reverse bias range which makes it p-type semiconductor. 3D scanned AFM showed the nanostructured aspect of the oxide layer. Decrease of C/ω-V and G/ω-V characteristics are well discussed within the 100 kHz–1 MHz frequency range.

Keywords: profile characteristics; light effect; characteristics doped; heterojunction; sno2 heterojunction; effect profile

Journal Title: Optik
Year Published: 2020

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