Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method

In this paper, gallium oxide (Ga2O3) thin films were grown on silicon (Si) substrate using a relatively simple and low-cost sol-gel spin coating method followed dry oxidation process. Two series of dry oxidation experiments were conducted, i.e., (i) annealing at different oxygen flow rates (i.e., fr...

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Main Authors: Kwok, Eunice, Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab, TianKun, Wang, Sha, Shiong Ng
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author Kwok, Eunice
Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab
TianKun, Wang
Sha, Shiong Ng
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Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab
TianKun, Wang
Sha, Shiong Ng
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description In this paper, gallium oxide (Ga2O3) thin films were grown on silicon (Si) substrate using a relatively simple and low-cost sol-gel spin coating method followed dry oxidation process. Two series of dry oxidation experiments were conducted, i.e., (i) annealing at different oxygen flow rates (i.e., from 2 L/min – 5 L/min) under 1100°C, and (ii) annealing at oxygen flow rate of 5 L/min under different temperatures (i.e., from 800°C to 1100°C). The effects of the oxygen gas flow rates under different temperatures on the structural, surface morphology, and optical properties of the deposited films were investigated. All results revealed that crystalline Ga2O3 layers were formed. From the X-ray diffraction results, all deposited films exhibit two prominent diffraction peaks corresponding to the Ga2O3 (1 ̅10) and (002). The annealing at different temperatures experiments showed that the surface roughness and the grains size increased as the temperature increases from 800°C to 1100°C. The optical band gap energy of the deposited films was extracted from the Ultraviolet-violet transmission spectra. This obtained energy bandgap is within the ranges of 4.69 – 4.83 eV, i.e., in reasonable agreement with the reported values. In summary, all the results showed that polycrystalline Ga2O3thin films were able to be grown on p-Si (100) substrate through the proposed methodology. While the best conditions for the dry oxidation process are at the oxygen flowrate of 5 L/min at temperature of 1100o C.
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spelling usm-489222021-04-19T03:25:05Z http://eprints.usm.my/48922/ Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method Kwok, Eunice Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab TianKun, Wang Sha, Shiong Ng QC1-999 Physics In this paper, gallium oxide (Ga2O3) thin films were grown on silicon (Si) substrate using a relatively simple and low-cost sol-gel spin coating method followed dry oxidation process. Two series of dry oxidation experiments were conducted, i.e., (i) annealing at different oxygen flow rates (i.e., from 2 L/min – 5 L/min) under 1100°C, and (ii) annealing at oxygen flow rate of 5 L/min under different temperatures (i.e., from 800°C to 1100°C). The effects of the oxygen gas flow rates under different temperatures on the structural, surface morphology, and optical properties of the deposited films were investigated. All results revealed that crystalline Ga2O3 layers were formed. From the X-ray diffraction results, all deposited films exhibit two prominent diffraction peaks corresponding to the Ga2O3 (1 ̅10) and (002). The annealing at different temperatures experiments showed that the surface roughness and the grains size increased as the temperature increases from 800°C to 1100°C. The optical band gap energy of the deposited films was extracted from the Ultraviolet-violet transmission spectra. This obtained energy bandgap is within the ranges of 4.69 – 4.83 eV, i.e., in reasonable agreement with the reported values. In summary, all the results showed that polycrystalline Ga2O3thin films were able to be grown on p-Si (100) substrate through the proposed methodology. While the best conditions for the dry oxidation process are at the oxygen flowrate of 5 L/min at temperature of 1100o C. 2020-12-02 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/48922/1/MNRG_NSS01.pdf Kwok, Eunice and Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab and TianKun, Wang and Sha, Shiong Ng (2020) Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method. In: 5th Meeting of Malaysia Nitrides Research Group (MNRG 2020).
spellingShingle QC1-999 Physics
Kwok, Eunice
Hamid, Maizatul Akman Ab
TianKun, Wang
Sha, Shiong Ng
Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title_full Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title_fullStr Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title_full_unstemmed Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title_short Effects Of Dry Oxidation Treaments On The Characteristics Of Gallium Oxide Thin Films Prepared Using Sol-Gel Spin Coating Method
title_sort effects of dry oxidation treaments on the characteristics of gallium oxide thin films prepared using sol-gel spin coating method
topic QC1-999 Physics
url http://eprints.usm.my/48922/
http://eprints.usm.my/48922/1/MNRG_NSS01.pdf