Metal contacts to semiconductors, indium phosphide and cadmium telluride

Metal contacts to semiconductors, indium phosphide and cadmium telluride

The Schottky barriers formed by a range of metals on InP(110) and CdTe(110) surfaces have been studied by a range of methods, concentrating in particular on Ga overlayers on InP, and Sb, Pd, Co, Cr and Fe on CdTe. Substantial differences are observed depending on whether the semiconductor surface is...

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Veröffentlicht in:Surface science 1986-03, Vol.168 (1), p.323-335
Hauptverfasser: Williams, R.H., Dharmadasa, I.M., Patterson, M.H., Maani, C., Forsyth, N.M.
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