1.5 S-Butyl 1.5 N-Butyl Bismuth and 1.5-Butyl 1.5-Isopropyl Bismuth as new Liquid Bismuth Precursors for SBT Thin Film Deposition
In this study, we have tested tributyl bismuth and, additionally, 1.5-butyl 1.5-isopropyl bismuth precursor in an atomic vapor deposition (AVD) system for SBT deposition. The Sr0.8-1Bi2-2.4Ta2O9 (SBT) thin films were deposited in a Tricent®-CVD reactor (AIXTRON AG) on Ir-coated 150 mm silicon (100)...
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