journal article·2004-01

The partial pressure effect on the growth of YSZ film and YSZ buffered multilayers on silicon

Shue Yin Chow, Shijie Wang

Ceramics International· Volume 30· Issue 7
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Abstract

Abstract YSZ thin film was deposited on native Si wafer without prior removal of surface amorphous SiO x layer with pulsed laser deposition (PLD) technique by varying oxygen partial pressure during deposition. Initial oxygen partial pressure was about 10 −6 mbar followed by 5×10 −4 mbar. High quality YSZ thin film can be successfully fabricated without an amorphous interfacial SiO x layer. The YSZ thin film grows epitaxially on silicon with commensurately crystallized YSZ/Si interface. Superconducting YBCO and ferroelectric PZT thin films deposited on the high quality YSZ thin film show excellent physical and microstructure properties.
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OpenAlex topics: Acoustic Wave Resonator Technologies · Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · ZnO doping and properties

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