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1 Jurnal f the Krean Ceramic Sciety Vl. 48, N. 4, pp. 316~322, DOI: /KCERS The Effect f Vacuum Annealing f Tin Oxide Thin Films Obtained by RF Sputtering Sun-Phil Kim, Yungrae Kim*, Sung-Dng Kim, and Sarah Eunkyung Kim**, Schl f Mechanical Design and Autmatin Engineering, Seul Natinal University f Science and Technlgy, Seul , Krea *Micrsystem Packaging Center, Seul Technpark, Seul , Krea **Graduate Schl f NID Fusin Technlgy, Seul Natinal University f Science and Technlgy, Seul , Krea (Received June 1, 2011; Resived June 17, 2011; Accepted June 20, 2011) RF Sputtering w y œ z ½ vá½ *Á½ Á½ **, w» w» yœw * lj qj MSP» l ** w» w NID w» w ( ; ; ) ABSTRACT Tin xide thin films were depsited by rf reactive sputtering and annealed at 400 C fr 1 h in vacuum. T minimize the influence such as reductin, xidatin, and dping n tin xide thin films during annealing, a vacuum ambient annealing was adpted. The structural, ptical, and electrical prperties f tin xide thin films were characterized by X-ray diffractin, atmic frce micrscpe, UV-Vis spectrmeter, and Hall effect measurements. After vacuum annealing, the grain size f all thin films was slightly increased and the rughness (R a ) was imprved, hwever irregular and calesced shapes were bserved frm the mst f the films. These irregular and calesced crystal shapes and the pssible eliminatin f intrinsic defects might have caused a decrease in bth carrier cncentratin and mbility, which degrades electrical cnductivity. Key wrds: Thin films, Annealing, Cnductivity, Tin cmpunds 1. y (tin xide) y ƒ Ÿ n wš» p š n ƒÿ š. y SnO ƒ xk. yw wš 3.6 ev ˆ ƒ š, nx p š v n, k, transparent heating element ƒ w ƒ y w š. px 1-4) p š SnO yw (metastable)w k 2.7~3.4 ev ˆ ƒ š, TFT(thin film transistr) n š. 5) y, yw,» p w j» w z œ š Crrespnding authr : Sarah Eunkyung Kim [email protected] Tel : Fax : ,»,, œ ƒ š. p 400 C» z y w š j»ƒ f, e (carrier cncentratin) (mbility)ƒ» n ƒ w ƒ š. 6,7) 400 C š» ww x,» w š j»ƒ f, e ƒ» ƒ j. wr 8,9) 500 C š w š, y ü (phase transfrmatin) x ùkû š. 10,11)», SnO y SnO x š, yƒ j. ƒ y (undped ) rf reactive sputtering w, y y yw œ k z œ ww. œ ƒ y e, Ÿw» p y š w. 316

2 2. x x x z (design f experiment) Taguchi w ww, 16 r. r 2cm 2cm j» brsilicate glass»q w Sn target (99.99%) Ar, O 2 ƒ yww rf reactive sputtering w š, Table 1 x z w ƒ r œ. œ 0.40 Pa(3 mtrr)~1.33 Pa(10 mtrr),»q (25 C)~300 C, š v q 100 W~500 W y g. š 10 sccm/60 sccm š w x ww. w r w ü p t mw w. 12) Ì 2000 Å, (depsitin rate) œ ~0.3 Å/sec ~9.2 Å/sec. 16 r as-dep k, Ÿw,» ww, 400 C, Trr œ 1 w. w X-ray Diffractmeter, (ATX-G, Rigaku) w ƒ (grain) j» d w š, t k AFM(Dimensin 3100, Veec) 1µm 1µm r ew w. Ÿw w UV- Vis spectrmeter(lambda 35, PerkinElmer) w n d w.» d Hall effect measurement(hms-3000, Ecpia) w», e, š d w. Table 1. Depsitin Cnditin f Tin Oxide Thin Films Sample # Temp ( C) Pressure (Pa) Pwer (W) 1 RT 0.40 (3mtrr) RT 0.67 (5mtrr) RT 0.93 (7mtrr) RT 1.33 (10mtrr) (3mtrr) (5mtrr) (7mtrr) (10mtrr) (3mtrr) (5mtrr) (7mtrr) (10mtrr) (3mtrr) (5mtrr) (7mtrr) (10mtrr) 100 Fixed Gas Flw : O 2 = 10 sccm/ar = 60 sccm RF Sputtering w y œ z š y», Ÿw w œ y w x z Taguchi w w ww. œ, v q ƒ û, š» w n ƒ p y w. w š 12) œ, SnO. x z w as-dep r œ w ƒ r p y w š, sputtering œ w r p w t. r 12) as-dep k, Rmarchite-SnO, š Cassiterite- ƒ š. r ùkû, r, ƒ 100 C 8 r wš, SnO. r œ 400 C w š, Fig. 1, SnO, 3ƒ r w p w XRD d ùkü. Fig. 1 Table 2 y w, z r k w. XRD mw y w j» 100 C w r ƒw š 200~300 C w r s ƒ y w w ùkü. j» XRD l (101) w w w peak w ùkü, w peak s(fwhm, Full Width at Half Maximum) w Scherrer w w. 13) k r (grain grwth) w z Fig. 1(a) w. SnO (T m ) ƒƒ 1080 C 1630 C š w, k» r (T dep )ƒ 0.2T m û k x w w w q. ù 14) 400 C mw r w š q. ù w, 400 C œ w» û. w r SnOù x w r z j yƒ ù kù., Fig. 1 (b) (c), z j y, 48«4y(2011)

3 318 ½ vá½ Á½ Á½ Fig. 1. X-ray diffractin patterns f tin xide thin films: (a) Amrphus, (b) SnO, and (c). w wz

4 RF Sputtering w y œ z 319 Table 2. Structure and Grain Size f Tin Oxide Thin Films Structure SnO Amrphus Sample N. Grain Size (Å) As-dep Annealed N/A j»ƒ f y w. wr z peak psitin r, shiftƒ š, r x ü (internal stress) w y. 15) Table 3. Structure and Rughness f Tin Oxide Thin Films Structure SnO Amrphus Sample N. Rughness, R a (Å) As-dep Annealed y r z AFM e t e»(rughness, R a ), SnO, š w Fig. 2 Table 3 ùkü. r t e» û w ƒ š ù, 5 r t e»ƒ ù. Fig. 2. AFM images f tin xide thin films (1 µm µm scan): (a) Amrphus, (b) SnO, and (c). 48«4y(2011)

5 320 ½ vá½ Á½ Á½ ù t e»ƒ z ù Fig. 2 ùkù t ³e w xk š š, p p w (calesce) xk ùkü», r ü t û ƒ ¼. ³ewš xk w AFM j» w, w y w s³ XRD w. Ÿw p w 200~900 nm q n d wš, Ÿw ˆ Tauc gap mw w, 18) Fig. 3 ùkü. z r ˆ edgeƒ sharpw w, w ƒ Ÿ n ƒ w ùküš., ˆ edge yƒ ƒ w n w x w Fig. 3. Transmittance f tin xide thin films: (a) Amrphus, (b) SnO, and (c). w wz

6 RF Sputtering w y œ z 321 ƒw. SnO ˆ edge sharpness n ƒ z w ù w ˆ edge sharpness n ƒ û. w ü w w ƒ ˆ ü x w (defect level)ƒ n ƒ w. y n w x r, y 80% n. 6,8-10) e ƒƒ n w w ƒ š. w w œ 16) Table 3 e ƒ w, w n w. z ƒ SnO ˆ ƒƒ 2.27~2.55 ev 3.19~3.60 ev w 0.1~1.57 ev ƒw, ƒ r z ˆ Fig. 3 ùkü. 500 nm Ì Sn w» p r. d q w ùkù, w Sn r hmic wš» p q j w e. Hall d mw ƒ r» p d w, Table 4 ùkü. z e ƒ w, ƒ r». p 6 r, e cm cm 3 š, w Vs/cm Vs/cm 2 w. ƒ r xk (cnductin type) z ë, e j yƒ ùkû. XRD w, x œ j»ƒ ƒw y. ù z AFM r ³ew ùküš, w e. w m w y ü y y w w, y» w ƒ»» (mechanism) e x (tin interstitial) (xygen vacancy) ƒ x w e w w e. 17) Table 4 z r» w w Hall d e d w w r, d w w r» w ùküš. 4. RF reactive sputtering w y w š, XRD, AFM, UV-Vis spectrmeter Hall Table 4. Electrical Cnductivity f As-depsited and Annealed Tin Oxide Films Structure SnO Amrphus Cncentratin (10 18 cm 3 ) Sample N. Mbility (Vs/cm 2 ) Cnductivity (Ω cm) 1 As-dep Annealed As-dep Annealed As-Dep Annealed # #7 nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable # nt measurable 0.12 nt measurable # nt measurable 0.97 nt measurable #13 nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable # # # nt measurable nt measurable # # nt measurable 1.62 nt measurable # # nt measurable 2.71 nt measurable 1.46 nt measurable #2 nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable #3 nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable #4 nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable nt measurable # nt measurable nt measurable «4y(2011)

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