Publikation: N‐Type Behavior from a P‐Type Dopant : Charge Compensation Mechanisms in Trivalent Y‐Doped HfO2
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The current market launch of HfO2 ‐based ferroelectric devices relies on the control of the inherent oxygen vacancies (OVs) and their impact on the ferroelectric performance. Due to the necessary stabilization of the ferroelectric phase by doping, several dopants are investigated for their applicability to control the vacancy concentration. Hf 3+ signatures in X‐ray photoemission spectra are often used as an indication of OVs for both qualitative and quantitative analysis. The analysis of Y doped HfO2 (Y:HfO2) as investigated by hard x‐ray photoelectron spectroscopy (HAXPES) reveals the inapplicability of the Hf 3+ signature for a quantitative determination of OVs in the case of heterovalent doping and is restricted to pure HfO2 or isoelectronic substitution of Hf by, for example, Zr.
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REHM, Oliver, Lutz BAUMGARTEN, Florian WUNDERWALD, Andreas FUHRBERG, Pia Maria DÜRING, Andrei GLOSKOVSKII, Christoph SCHLUETER, Thomas MIKOLAJICK, Uwe SCHROEDER, Martina MÜLLER, 2025. N‐Type Behavior from a P‐Type Dopant : Charge Compensation Mechanisms in Trivalent Y‐Doped HfO2. In: Advanced Physics Research. Wiley. 2025, 5(1), e00120. eISSN 2751-1200. Verfügbar unter: doi: 10.1002/apxr.202500120BibTex
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