Sol-Gel Döner Kaplama Yöntemiyle Oluşturulmuş Ta2O5 İnce Film Kondansatörün Düşük Sıcaklık Bölgesi Dielektrik Özellikleri ve AC İletkenlik Davranışı

Öz

Kalınlığı 75 nm olan tantal penta oksit (Ta₂O₅)  ince film kondansatör Sol-Gel döner kaplama işlemi ile Corning cam taşıyıcılar üzerinde elde edildi ve film kondansatörün dielektrik sabiti  ε¢,  dielektrik kayıp faktörü ε² ve AC iletkenlik davranışı 293–193 K sıcaklık aralığında, 10 Hz–100 kHz frekans değerlerine bağlı olarak incelendi. Ta₂O₅ ince film kondansatörün dielektrik sabiti ε¢, azalan sıcaklıkla 1 kHz değeri için, 293–193 K aralığında 15 ila 7 değerlerinde bulundu. Dielektrik sabiti ε¢ ve dielektrik kayıp ε² nün azalan sıcaklık ve frekans değerleri ile azalmakta olduğu belirlendi. Maksimum engel yüksekliği  W_m, farklı sıcaklıklarda  dielektrik kayıp faktörü ε" nün frekansa bağlılığından hesaplandı ve değeri sırasıyla 10 Hz–2 kHz ve 2 kHz–12 kHz frekans aralığı için 0,14 eV ve 0,093 eV olarak bulundu. Bu tip dielektrik özellikler taşıyıcı zıplama, yüzeylerarası ve dipolar polarizasyon mekanizmaları ile ilişkilendirildi. Ta₂O₅ ince film kondansatörün AC iletkenliğinin sıcaklığa bağlılığının yüksek frekans bölgesinden çok düşük, frekans bölgesine bağlı olduğu bulundu. AC iletkenliğin sıcaklığa bağlılığının engel üzerinden zıplamayla ilişkilendirilmiş (CBH) modeli ile uyumlu olduğu belirlendi.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Sol-Gel,İnce Film Kondansatör,Dielektrik Özellikler,AC İletkenlik

Low Temperature Range Dielectric Properties and AC Conductivity Behavior of Ta2O5 Thin Film Capacitor Formed with Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method

Abstract

The dielectric constant ε¢  and the dielectric loss factor ε² and AC conductivity of 75 nm thickness tantalum pentaoxide (Ta₂O₅)thin film capacitor, produced by sol-gel spin coating process on Corning glass substrates, have been investigated in the frequency range of 10 Hz – 100 kHz and the temperature range of 293–193 K.  It was found that dielectric constant ε¢ of the Ta₂O₅ thin film capacitor changes between 9 and 7 at 1 kHz  with decreasing temperature in the range of 293–193 K. The dielectric constant ε¢ and dielectric loss ε² were found to decrease with decreasing frequency and temperature. The maximum barrier height W_m is calculated from the frequency dependence of the dielectric loss ε" at different temperatures. Its value obtained 0.14 eV and 0.093 eV at 10 Hz–2 kHz and 2 kHz–12 kHz frequency range respectively. This type of dielectric properties was associated with a carrier hopping process, interfacial and dipolar polarization processes. The AC conductivity of Ta₂O₅ thin film capacitor was found more dependent on temperature in the low frequency region than in the high frequency region. It has been determined that the temperature dependence of AC conductivity  is compatible with the Correlated Barrier Hopping (CBH) model.

Keywords

• Sol-Gel,Thin Film Capacitor,Dielectric Properties,AC Conductivity

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