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Observation by conductive-probe atomic force microscopy of strongly inverted surface layers at the hydrogenated amorphous silicon/crystalline silicon heterojunctions
Heterojunctions made of hydrogenated amorphous silicon ( a -Si : H ) and crystalline silicon ( c -Si ) are examined by conducting probe atomic force microscopy. Conductive channels at both ( n ) a -Si : H / ( p ) c -Si and ( p ) a -Si : H / ( n ) c -Si interfaces are clearly revealed. These are attr...
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description | Heterojunctions made of hydrogenated amorphous silicon
(
a
-Si
:
H
)
and crystalline silicon
(
c
-Si
)
are examined by conducting probe atomic force microscopy. Conductive channels at both
(
n
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
p
)
c
-Si
and
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
interfaces are clearly revealed. These are attributed to two-dimension electron and hole gases due to strong inversion layers at the
c
-Si
surface in agreement with previous planar conductance measurements. The presence of a hole gas in
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
structures implies a quite large valence band offset
(
E
V
c
-Si
−
E
V
a
-Si
:
H
>
0.25
eV
)
. |
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(
a
-Si
:
H
)
and crystalline silicon
(
c
-Si
)
are examined by conducting probe atomic force microscopy. Conductive channels at both
(
n
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
p
)
c
-Si
and
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
interfaces are clearly revealed. These are attributed to two-dimension electron and hole gases due to strong inversion layers at the
c
-Si
surface in agreement with previous planar conductance measurements. The presence of a hole gas in
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
structures implies a quite large valence band offset
(
E
V
c
-Si
−
E
V
a
-Si
:
H
>
0.25
eV
)
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(
a
-Si
:
H
)
and crystalline silicon
(
c
-Si
)
are examined by conducting probe atomic force microscopy. Conductive channels at both
(
n
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
p
)
c
-Si
and
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
interfaces are clearly revealed. These are attributed to two-dimension electron and hole gases due to strong inversion layers at the
c
-Si
surface in agreement with previous planar conductance measurements. The presence of a hole gas in
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
structures implies a quite large valence band offset
(
E
V
c
-Si
−
E
V
a
-Si
:
H
>
0.25
eV
)
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(
a
-Si
:
H
)
and crystalline silicon
(
c
-Si
)
are examined by conducting probe atomic force microscopy. Conductive channels at both
(
n
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
p
)
c
-Si
and
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
interfaces are clearly revealed. These are attributed to two-dimension electron and hole gases due to strong inversion layers at the
c
-Si
surface in agreement with previous planar conductance measurements. The presence of a hole gas in
(
p
)
a
-Si
:
H
/
(
n
)
c
-Si
structures implies a quite large valence band offset
(
E
V
c
-Si
−
E
V
a
-Si
:
H
>
0.25
eV
)
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