Optical and electronic properties of Si ion implantation of silver atoms

Yevheniia Chernukha; Vasyl S. Stashchuk

doi:10.1117/12.2078163

16 March 2015 Optical and electronic properties of Si ion implantation of silver atoms

Yevheniia Chernukha, Vasyl S. Stashchuk

Proceedings Volume 9359, Optical Components and Materials XII; 93591O (2015) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2078163
Event: SPIE OPTO, 2015, San Francisco, California, United States

Abstract

Optical and electronic properties of monocrystalline silicon modified by ion implantation of silver (Ag+) at energy 75keV with different concentration: D1 = 10¹⁴ ion / sm², D₂ = 10¹⁵ ion / sm², D₃ = 10¹⁶ ion / sm² were investigated at room temperature used angularand spectral ellipsometry methods. While an experiment was carried out ellipsometry parameters Δ and ψ depends of angle of incidence (angular ellipsometry) and wavelengths (spectral ellipsometry). The refractive and absorption indexes, reflection index R(hν ) , permittivity ε (hν ) and optical conductivity σ ( hν ) were calculated using these parameters. The angular dependence of ellipsometric parameters was investigated using the serial ellipsometer LEF-3M-1 with the working wavelength 632,8 nm and a range of angles of incidence changes 65-80°. The samples' surface were explored across a broad spectral range λ=0,23 - 2,8nm (hv=0,44 - 5,39 eV) by the Beatty’s spectral ellipsometry method. In the work was compared the optical conductivity of pure Si and Si with different concentration Ag+. It is established that an increase in radiation dose observed a general shift of the bands in the direction lower energies. High intensity irradiation silver ions lead to a significant increase in surface roughness of single-crystal silicon, creating a large number of vacancies and may forms a further area at the bottom of the conduction band of silicon.

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Yevheniia Chernukha and Vasyl S. Stashchuk "Optical and electronic properties of Si ion implantation of silver atoms", Proc. SPIE 9359, Optical Components and Materials XII, 93591O (16 March 2015); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2078163

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