• DocumentCode
    2831946
  • Title

    Role of the silicon dioxide in formation of higher manganese silicide films

  • Author

    Kamilov, T.S. ; Uzokov, A.A. ; Kabilov, D.K. ; Ordin, S.V. ; Klechovskaya, V.V. ; Zanaveskina, I.S.

  • Author_Institution
    Tashkent State Aviation Inst., Uzbekistan
  • fYear
    2003
  • fDate
    17-21 Aug. 2003
  • Firstpage
    388
  • Lastpage
    390
  • Abstract
    The analysis of possibilities of producing the thin-film thermoelectric radiation detector was carried out. It is shown that use of the higher manganese silicide (HMS) films, which formed directly on silicon substrate, allows to avoid the row constriction losses, to increase detectivity and fast-action of the detectors. We researched the HMS film formation during deposition of the manganese vapors on silicon substrate by diffusion method. We also carried out electronic - microscopic researches of the higher manganese silicide (HMS) films. In the work special attention was paid to study of the influence of the grown silicon dioxide layer on the HMS film formation process. It is shown that manganese vapors do not interact with the grown silicon dioxide layer. It is proved silicon dioxide layer can serve as protective mask in the HMS film formation process. This allows using SiO2 layer for development thermoelectric heterostructures.
  • Keywords
    manganese compounds; semiconductor thin films; silicon compounds; thermoelectric conversion; thermoelectricity; transmission electron microscopy; MnSi1.71; SiO2; diffusion method; fast-action; higher manganese silicide films; thermoelectric heterostructures; thin-film thermoelectric radiation detector; Electron microscopy; Manganese; Protection; Radiation detectors; Semiconductor films; Silicides; Silicon compounds; Substrates; Thermoelectricity; Transistors;
  • fLanguage
    English
  • Publisher
    ieee
  • Conference_Titel
    Thermoelectrics, 2003 Twenty-Second International Conference on - ICT
  • Print_ISBN
    0-7803-8301-X
  • Type

    conf

  • DOI
    10.1109/ICT.2003.1287529
  • Filename
    1287529