학술논문

First-principles study of oxygen and aluminum defects in β-Si3N4: Compensation and charge trapping.
Document Type
Article
Source
Computational Materials Science. Jan2014, Vol. 81, p178-183. 6p.
Subject
*OXYGEN
*ALUMINUM
*SILICON nitride
*DENSITY
*ELECTRON affinity
*MATERIALS science
Language
ISSN
0927-0256
Abstract
Highlights: [•] Native defects compensation by opposite charged impurities reduces trap density. [•] Compensation mechanism can be generally applied to any charge trap material. [•] Oxygen donates electrons to native Si-clusters at 3.5eV in the gap of Si3N4. [•] Al induces deep traps at 1.6eV and are not expected to influence the trap density. [•] Large reconstruction crucial for native Si-cluster traps of high electron affinity. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]