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Investigation on leakage current reduction of photo‐CVD tantalum oxide films accomplished by active oxygen annealing

Tanimoto et al., 1992

Document ID
8361594799742883327
Author
Tanimoto S
Matsui M
Kamisako K
Kuroiwa K
Tarui Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of the Electrochemical Society

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Previously, the authors demonstrated that photo-CVD Ta204 films formed on a Si substrate using TaC15 and O2 acquire very low leakage current by active oxygen annealing. This paper investigates in detail the mechanism of the leakage current reduction. Low-leakage …
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