Impacto del Espesor sobre las Propiedades Ópticas de las Películas Finas de Selenio
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coeficiente de absorción
banda prohibida
propiedades ópticas de películas finas de Se

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Impacto del Espesor sobre las Propiedades Ópticas de las Películas Finas de Selenio. (2021). Ingenieria Y Universidad, 25. https://doi.org/10.11144/Javeriana.iued25.itop
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Objetivos: El objetivo principal de esta investigación es el de realizar un estudio sistemático sobre el impacto que tiene el espesor sobre las propiedades ópticas tales como la banda prohibida, coeficiente de absorción, densidad óptica, entre otras, para las películas finas de selenio. La comprensión de la banda prohibida y su influencia en el espesor de la película es de suma importancia para la adquisición de la caracterización eléctrica deseada de las películas semiconductoras. Materiales y métodos: Se depositó selenio de ultra pureza (99,99%) sobre sustratos de vidrio. Durante la deposición, se hizo girar el sustrato de vidrio en su respectivo soporte a velocidad constante para obtener un recubrimiento uniforme. Resultados y discusión: Los hallazgos de XRD indican que el selenio es de naturaleza amorfa. Se encuentra que la banda prohibida de la banda óptica toma forma descendente (2,3 a 2eV) con el aumento del espesor de la película en el intervalo 200 a 1000 nm. La banda prohibida de la banda obedece la ley del cuadrado inverso respecto al espesor. Conclusión: Hemos generado correctamente películas finas de Se por debajo del límite de longitud de onda de De Broglie mediante evaporación térmica en vacío. La densidad óptica varía directamente con el espesor de la película. Los coeficientes de absorción se ubicaron en el intervalo (0,5 a 4) × 107 m-1. Los resultados de AFM confirmaron que el tamaño nanométrico de Se aumenta con el incremento del espesor. Tanto los límites del grano como las regiones subgranulares son claramente visibles en las micrografías SEM.

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