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Conducting Properties of Planar Irradiated and Pristine Silicon-fullerite-metal Structures

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2005

Authors

Berdinsky, A.S.
Fink, Dietmar
Yoo, J B
Chun, H.G.
Chadderton, Lewis
Petrov, A V

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Springer

Abstract

Au/C60/p-Si sandwich structures can be easily obtained by evaporation of a thin fullerite (C60) film on a silicon substrate and a thin Au film on top of the C60 film. In this case a C 60/p-Si p-n heterojunction appears. Both the dark and photoconductivities of the planar pristine and irradiated Au/C60/p-Si structures were measured as a function of the irradiation fluence. Furthermore, the pressure dependence of these structures was determined. A strong dependence on the irradiation damage was found.

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Keywords: Approximation theory; Atmospheric humidity; Atomic force microscopy; Evaporation; Heterojunctions; Irradiation; Sandwich structures; Scanning electron microscopy; Conducting properties; Humidity sensing; Metal structures; Planar pristine; Silicon

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/82305

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ANU Research Publications

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Applied Physics A: Materials Science and Processing

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Journal article

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10.1007/s00339-004-3088-x

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