emiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics, 5 (2), P. 183-187 (2002)
https://doi.org/10.15407/spqeo5.02.183 Semiconductor Physics, Quantum Electronics & Optoelectronics. 2002. V. 5, N 2. P. 183-187. PACS: 68.65.A Properties of SiO2-GaAs and Au-Ti-SiO2-GaAs
structures used in production
1)State Scientific & Research Institute “Orion”,
8a Eugene Pottier St., 03057 Kiev, Ukraine Abstract. We investigated electrophysical properties of the SiO2-GaAs and Au-Ti-SiO2-GaAs structures that are used in technological process when manufacturing transmission lines for microwave integrated circuits. The SiO2-GaAs structures were formed using different techniques, namely, (i) monosilane oxidation in oxygen, (ii) high-temperature tetraethoxysilane decomposition, (iii) high-frequency cathode sputtering of quartz in argon plasma, and (iv) electron-beam evaporation of quartz in a vacuum. The SiO2 films obtained using monosilane oxidation or electron-beam evaporation of quartz demonstrated better properties. For the Au-Ti-SiO2-GaAs structures a layer structure transformation was shown to occur, with formation of TiOx-SiO2 junction and gold atoms penetration over the whole adhesion layer thickness. The microwave oscillator modules made using the Au-Ti-SiO2-GaAs (Si) structures demonstrated output power of 10-60 mW in the 8 mm wavelength range. Keywords: microwave diode, oscillator module, interface between phases, SiO2-GaAs layer structure, Au-Ti-SiO2-GaAs multilayer structure. Paper received 13.03.02; revised manuscript received 24.05.02; accepted for publication 25.06.02. Full text in PDF (Portable Document Format)
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