Title: Aplicaciones: Defectos en semiconductores
1Aplicaciones Defectos en semiconductores
Sustitución catiónica en polvos nanocristalinos
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4t(ns)
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7Aplicaciones Volúmenes libres en polÃmeros
Polivinilsiloxanos (PVS)
POSITRONFIT
CONTIN
Alessandrini, SLAP 2004, Spain
8Aplicaciones Volúmenes libres en polÃmeros
PolÃmeros de Poli(Acrilato de Etilo)
Se determinó el tamaño de los huecos R2.5 Å
M.A.Hernández-Fenollosa, APHYS 2003, Spain
9Aplicaciones Volúmenes libres en polÃmeros
Estructuras CBn
to-Ps en función del tamaño del hueco en las CBn
Variación de tave con el llenado de las
cavidades para CB7
10Application of positron annihilation techniques
for semiconductor studies
Techniques
- Doppler broadening (depth profile)
- lifetime (in bulk)
- coincidence (in bulk)
- He-implanted silicon
Samples
- Czochralski-grown silicon
- SiO2 and GeO2 conducting glasses
11Positron identity
e is antiparticle of e-
- mass 511.003 keV/c2
- spin ½
- opposite Q
- opposite µ
- stable in vacuum (gt2x1021y)
Ps is light H
- Energy E ½ Ry
- p-Ps t125 ns, 2?
- o-Ps t142 ns, 3?
12Positron history
History of slow positrons  1930 e
postulated by Dirac 1932 discovered in cosmic
rays by Anderson out of 1300 photographs of
cosmic tracks, 15 were od positive particles
which could not have a mass greater as that of
the proton
1950 Madanski-Rasetti try to moderate 1951
evidence of Ps atom (Deutsch) 1958 moderated
e , e3x10-8 (Cherry) 1979 single crystal
moderator (Mills) 1980 brightness enhancement
(Mills)
13Positron slowing down
14Positron sources
Moderators
Radioactive nuclides
W (100) e 4x10-4 Solid Ne e1 ?
15Positrons in Solid State Physics
16Trento Positron Annihilation Set-up
17Trento-München Positron Microscope
E500 eV 25 keV spot 2 µm
18Positron walking
19Â
 Positron in a crystal
20EspectroscopÃa de aniquilaciónde positrones
21Positron lifetime technique
tdefect gt tbulk
22Doppler broadening technique
?E cpz / 2
ptotpepp
S(E00.85keV)/(E04.25keV)
23Doppler-broadening normalization
24He bubbles in Si
He implantation
n0.5x1016cm2 NO!
n2x1016cm2 YES!
25He bubbles in Si
26He bubbles in Si
27He bubbles in Siquantization of S - values
28Doppler-coincidence technique
29Doppler-coincidence spectra
30D-C - chemical sensitivity
31D-C - chemical sensitivity
32Si Czochralski grown
cO 1018 cm-3
cB 1016 cm-3
33Oxygen in Cz-grown silicon
thermal donors
precipitates
new donors
as grown annealed at 450C
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35Oxygen in Cz-grown silicon
36Oxygen in Cz-grown silicon
37Oxygen in Cz-grown silicon
38Conducting glasses (SiO2Bi2O3)
a)
b)
AFM picture of Si-Pb glass a) freshly broken
b) Annealed at 580ºC for 21h
39Conducting glasses (SiO2Bi2O3)
40Conducting glasses (SiO2Bi2O3)
41Conducting glasses (SiO2PbO2)
42Conducting glasses (GeO2Bi2O3)
43Conducting glasses (SiO2Bi2O3)
44Silica based, low e materials - structure
From K.Maex et al. J. Appl. Phys. 11, 93, 8793
45low e materials - annealing
46low e materials - annealing
47low e materials - ageing
48Positron Spectroscopy in Solid State Physics
Intense beams !
Future ?
Auger Spectroscopy
Low-energy Positron Diffraction
49Positron Spectroscopy in Solid State Physics
Intense beams !
Future ?
Auger Spectroscopy
Low-energy Positron Diffraction