Ivan G. Orletskyi, Ivan P. Koziarskyi, Maya V. Koval, Maria I. Ilashchuk, Eduard V. Maistruk, Dmytro P. Koziarskyi
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摘要
通过在 n-CdTe 基底上喷射热解钴盐和铁盐的水溶液,制备了在电压 |V| = 1.5 V 时电流整流比为 3-105 的 n-CoFe2O4/n-CdTe 异质结。根据对正向电压范围内 I-V 特性的温度依赖性分析,确定了 n-CoFe2O4/n-CdTe 异质结中电流流动机制的变化:从电压为 3kT/q < V < 0.澄清了表面态在异质结能谱形成中的作用,以及 n-CdTe 带隙中的能级在隧道电流形成中的参与。澄清了该结构在正向偏压下出现负微分电阻的原因。分析了反向偏压在 -3 V < V < -3kT/q 范围内的电流。根据对 C-V 特性的分析,在异质结中发现了一个反转层,并解释了它在电压下的行为。
Features of current flow in the n-CoFe2O4/n-CdTe heterojunction
n-CoFe2O4/n-CdTe heterojunctions with a current rectification ratio of 3·105 at voltages |V| = 1.5 V were made by spray pyrolysis of aqueous solutions of cobalt and iron salts on n-CdTe substrates. Based on the analysis of the temperature dependence of I-V-characteristics in the forward voltage range, a change in the mechanisms of current flow in n-CoFe2O4/n-CdTe heterojunctions was established from overbarrier at voltages of 3kT/q < V < 0.3 V to tunneling at voltages of 0.4 V < V < 1 V. The role of surface states in the formation of the energy profile of the heterojunction and the participation of energy levels in the band gap of n-CdTe in the formation of the tunnel current have been clarified. The reasons for the occurrence of negative differential resistance at the forward biases of the structure have been clarified. The current at reverse biases in the range −3 V < V < -3kT/q was analyzed. According to the analysis of the C-V-characteristics, an inversion layer was found in the heterojunction and its behavior from voltage was explained.
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