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(1)Korean Chem. Eng. Res., Vol. 43, No. 1, February, 2005, pp. 85-91. PET {[

(2)  ECR Ÿ¤èJà £¿ g»g SnO2 MÐO£ |. ‹;h* OàG G÷|* Û* ¿\{. †. KhêH,¬õgò ÷ôh õg« ŠÖQ  {g Gö˟ 39-1 Z¬¬HG dHàHê ŠÖQ K¯g ¤Ÿ 72-1 ¸ ö ³ [¤, 2004¸ 11ö 5³ >). 136-791 * 121-791 (2004 8 24. Characteristics of Transparent Conductive Tin Oxide Thin Films on PET Substrate Prepared by ECR-MOCVD Yun Seok Kim*, Bup Ju Jeon, Jeh Beck Ju*, Tae Won Sohn* and Joong Kee Lee† Eco-Nano Technology Research Center, Korea Institute of Science and Technology, 39-1, Hawolgok-dong, Sungbuk-gu, Seoul 136-791, Korea *Department of Chemical Engineering, Hongik University, 72-1, Sangsu-dong, Mapo-gu, Seoul 121-791, Korea (Received 24 August 2004; accepted 5 November 2004). ß È. ECR-MOCVDõ «ÄK 5ÆQъ ·M‰  Ê~ÉL«(CH ) Sn-H -O ~.,GÑ SnO L« fÆæÉŒ. f Æê ·M‰L‹ M,JU o à_Ft, Mɋ/~ C/,¶ «‹ M-, Mɋ‹ MÍ, K«¿³² •t, ôQ Ñê ço à_¡¤Ñ ¶ Æ æÉŒ. K«¿³² •tê Mɋ‹ MÍÍ ÍWÑ ¶ o M,J I]s ä2 SnO L«  æÉŒ. K «Ë à_¡¤Ë« ôê L‹ HJU Ñ Âj2 o O®Gj ÷

(3) Œ. ECRMOCVDÑ ‹g fÆê L‹ ·ê‰Q ä ‰2 380-780 nm‹ ÍQ òъ ÎÎ 93-98%, 0.1-0.5%Œ. ôê L‹ è grain ¿,2 à_¡¤Ñ îªÇ« 20-50 nmp.‹ àk³ ³_GŒ. á õg‹ MJdê ÆQъ M, JI]o 7.5×10 ohm·cm, ·ê‰ 93%, ä ‰ 0.2%õ ä2 L« »´›Œ. 3 4. 2. 2. 2. 2. −3. Abstract − SnO2 films were prepared at room temperature under a (CH3)4Sn-H2-O2 atmosphere in order to obtain transparent conductive polymer by using ECR-MOCVD (Electron Cyclotron resonance -Metal Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition) system. The electrical properties of the films were investigated as function of process parameters such as deposition time, microwave power, magnetic current power, magnet/showering/substrate distance and working pressure. An increase in microwave power and magnetic current power brought on SnO2 film formation with low electric resistivity. On the other hand, the effects of process parameters described above on optical properties were insignificant in the range of our experimental scope. The transmittance and reflectance of the films prepared by the ECR-MOCVD exhibited their average values of 93-98% at wave length range of 380-780 nm and 0.1-0.5%, respectively. The grain size of the SnO2 films that are also insensitive with the process parameters were in the range of 20-50 nm. On the basis of experimental data obtained in the present study, electrical resistivity of 7.5×10−3 ohm·cm, transmittance of 93%, and reflectance of 0.2% can be taken as optimum values. Key words: Tin Oxide, PET, ECR-MOCVD, Transmittance, Resistivity. 1.. C «. æ2 é02 M‰ ‰ Ê, ·êS‰ 4t G2 & Í( ÆQ s OÇgtG

(4) ‚´ o dHJ 8_ « ®gêŒ[1, 2]. M‰ « âo ·‰MLs fÊGD .gŠ 䉐 dí, 0 dí, Ý·dís «ÄGñ CdO(cadium oxide), IO(indium oxide), TO(tin oxide), ATO(antimony-doped tin), FTO(fluorine-doped tin oxide), ITO(tin-doped indium oxide), ZnO(zinc oxide) Ù« ÄæÊ Àk , «6K Lê dLËs Œ@dGñ fÊGD‰ G(O, M. M 21§D2 _Ýd¬õ b4 MÉàH ~tÍ èMG

(5) Š _Ýh‘é¯ ñ6 Í( ¶ AñS« ÉÍ Êd0ê ¬

(6) Jdõ IJk³ lèGj õgæÊ ÀŒ. ·‰MLk³ Ä † To. whom correspondence should be addressed. E-mail: [email protected] 85.

(7) 6õ‹öMH?ö?éö =òö«O,. 86. Ñ2 TO, ZnO ً ³ ~k³ fÊê ·‰ML‹ õgÍ lèGj ,}æÊ ÀŒ[3-12]. é Qo ÞÑ ÄæÊ À2 ITO áLo HJ ·ê‰õ ÊsK MDM‰‰Í Íß Î¤GÊ è³ K s«´Š Ê\0‹ áLs OË ¤ ÀŒ. K é « âÊ  o 5‰ÑЉ ô ¤ ÀD AéÑ M‹ HÇ í0Ñ áLs ½Æ ¤ ÀŒ2 ßYs äÊ Àk÷, {«5 £‹Ñ ‹K áL k³ I]« ÍêŒ2 Y« ÀÊ, ¯³‹ Äk³ ¯g o fƐÍÍ (JæÊ Àk, «÷ DÑ ‹g j z‚« æ Ê DªJ ㉉ uK Y« ÀŒ. «6K ITOÑ WGñ fÆò ÍÍ IƒGÊ ôÆQs ÆQO A ITO LÑ [G2 ΤK HJ, MDJ U s ÷2 ZnO áL‹  Î‰ , DÑ íu GÊ DªJ  0‰ ΤG( \GŒ[11, 12]. «Ñ Wg SnO (TO) 2 ITOQ WGGñ MDM‰ o Œ ©´(÷ DªJ U « Î ¤G, ùJ, dHJk³ 8_K ßYs Í(Ê ÀŒ. K, ́ Ž òъ‹ è HJ ·êS« 85% « « æÊ, 5ъ ‹ MD WI]« 10 -10 Ω·cm‹ òÑ Àk , D , DªJ  0« ΤO O 4n¶ fÆò͉ IƒGñ ¬

(8) @s .g JYGŒ[13, 14]. 6÷ SnO áLs ·M‰³ ÄGD .gŠ2 MDM‰‰õ   1®Í ÀŒ. Ok³‹ · M‰L‹ íè« ñTK ·-ËD¶s «ÄK Lk³ MíêŒ

(9) Dʋ örk³2 A2õ «ÄK örê M ÉD à s «ÄK ECR(electron cyclotron resonance) 5d Hô D¬s «ÄG2 öro âo ª

(10) U s gG2 ör‹ G÷¶Ê 0êŒ. A2ê ·‰ML‹  Î í-J¯ örk ³ ôæ´ ÀD AéÑ D¶ê áL‹ [ôt« uGÊ áLê z‹ ’Yt« uGñ D¶« É? ts çj æ

(11) dHôr Ñ Wg ¬Jk³ ¤« E4(2 éfÍ À´ dHJk³ ’Y t« âo ECR ñ¶ Kõ «ÄG2 a« ÁêJ«Œ[15, 16]. ³äJk³ o I]ê o ·êSs Í(D .gŠ2 300 C « ‹ D¶5‰Í 1®GD AéÑ £‹ ,  

(12) d, ád, I Í@‹ ßYs Í, 1ý D¶ Ùo ù « uGñ L fÊ« κGŒ2 éfY« ÀÉk÷ á õgъ2 ¥‰‹ ùs ÍG( :Ê 5ъ ¤}æD AéÑ ñ¶A• Ê~É 1ý¯ PET (polyethylene terephthalate)õ D¶k³ ÄGñ ‰×s ¤}GŒ. á õgъ2 «6K ßYs lÄGñ 5ъ D0ê‹ [ô t« ãGÊ, L« è³G, o @ « À2 ECR-MOCVD (electron cyclotron resonance-metal organic chemical vapor deposition) örk³ KDdYí Mg¯ TMT(tetramethyltin)õ PET D ¶.Ñ )[ dE ,

(13) M‰‰, ·êS, ä ‰ U « ΤK SnO ·‰MLs fÆGÊ áL ßÑ Âj2 ŒŠK ¡¤Ñ ! ¶ ´¡K MDJ Ú HJ U ‹ ¡dõ Ý«2( Æ GŒ. 2. −1. −2. 2. o. 2. 2.. / ð£ Z tà. 2-1. / ð£ Ê~É ¤( .Ñ M‰ s ä2 áLs 5ъ dH ô ÿD .Gñ ECR-MOCVD ßjõ ÄGŒ. á õgÑ Ä ê ‰× ßjõ Fig. 1Ñ ÷Ɍ. äD zÑ .jK Mɋ s 0g @ æ2 875 Gauss‹ ÉDßъ äD ‹ MÉË o ³W* ÎÑ ‹g ´¡K ³_K ¡M ,Ÿ¤³ Ÿ«Ç³T· (cyclotron) ҟs Gj êŒ. «A, ?²¤ 2.45 GHz‹ K«¿³². Ÿ¤@¤ C43× C1ƒ 2005 2. Fig. 1. Schematic diagram of ECR-MOCVD system.. Í )Î ‰²îs 0Gñ äD³ ½ æ

(14) Mɋ ¡M ,Ÿ¤ Q K«¿³²‹ ?²¤Í ³jO  Î, ECR ÆQ«  êŒ. ECR òo Mɋ‹ §D³ ÆQO ¤ ÀŒ. «Rj ECR òs 0ê G2 MÉËo àÆQs OǁÿÊ K«¿³²³z o Ñw (õ »´Š MDß, ÉDßs !¶ D¶« .jK ô òk³ ‰½êŒ. Plasma source³Š RR 160 PQE (Roth & Rau Co., Germany) õ ÄG2) K«¿³²‹ M¬•to 2 kW, Mɋ‹ M¬M Í2 185 A«Œ. Base pressureõ 10 -10 Torr³ K(GD .g N 400 l/sec Ä

(15) s ä2 turbomolecular pump(ATP400 HPC, Alcatel)Q ÝÆ Bé³ 1,000 L/min‹ Ä

(16) s ä2 mechanical pump (TRP-60 pump, Woosung vacuum)Í ¨óJk³ õ’æ´ ÀŒ. ECR ñ¶ K ßjÑ [g À2 3í‹ stub 4w2 ä K«¿ ³²‹ §Dõ MdG2) ÄGŒ. ÉDßê ä K«¿³ ²‹ §D2 é s .g MJdæ´t G2), « MJd ör Ñ2 4w MJdQ magnetic MJd & Í( ör« Àk á ‰ ×ъ2 ä K«¿³²‹ §DÍ MÍ æ‰´ Mɋ‹ MÍ õ ³_Gj GÊ 3í‹ 4wõ ÆQGñ HÇ ñ¶ K ÆQъ ä. K«¿³²‹ §DÍ K«¿³² •t‹ 10% «³ K(扴 ÆQGŒ. Î΋ äÍA2 MFC(URS100·5, UNIT instrument)³ ?½GÊ SnO Mgõ àGD .Gñ TMT(tetramethyltin, (CH ) Sn)s I5¨h¤Æ(RW-0525G, JEIO TECH)Ñ “Ê carrier gas¯ argonk³ bubblingE äD³ K½ZŒ. 2-2. / tà Ê~É ¤( .Ñ d?‹ áLs  GD .Gñ Ê~É D¶ k³2 ùJk³ 120 Cb( WGJ 8_J«Ê õ ‰ ãK PET (&ÿ 0.1 mm)õ ÄGŒ. á õgъ2 microwave power, magnetic current power, äD working pressure, ~ Cъ D ¶b(‹ M-Q ôÑs à_¡¤³ ¤}Gñ ôê áL‹ −4. 2. 2. 3 4. o. −5.

(17) HÑ ‹C fÆê SnO ·M‰L. ECR-CVD. 87. 2. Table 1. Experimental conditions for deposition of SnO2 films on PET substrate prepared by ECR-MOCVD ECR-CVD processing conditions Substrate Base pressure Work pressure Bubbler pressure Deposition temperature Bubbler temperature TMT gas flow rate Ar gas flow rate O2 gas flow rate H2 gas flow rate Microwave power Magnetic current Deposition time. PET 1×10−4 Torr 10-30 mTorr 200 Torr Room temperature −14 oC 0.25 sccm 3 sccm 20 sccm 10 sccm 800-1,600 W 140-170 A 3-20 min. U s oÝIÊ, ‰× ÆQs Table 1Ñ ÷Ɍ. äD‹ base pressure =ъ à_¡¤¥ ÍAõ ?½GÊ microwaveQ magnetic currentõ ¯ÍGñ ECR layerÍ  æ

(18) ä ² §Dõ 10% ÂOk³ ÆQK á _g, Ñ Ñ ‰×s ¤}GŒ. 2-3. Ïh tà fÊê áL‹ ,

(19) morphologyQ L &ÿõ e¯GD .Gñ FE-SEM(field emission scanning electron microscopy)k³ 10O ‹ Sъ áL,

(20) ‹ grain sizeQ &ÿõ +_GŒ. áL‹ M DJ U s e¯GD .Gñ 4PPM(four-point probe method CMTSR2000N, Mission Peak Optics Inc.)s ÄGÊ WI]o .‹ ‚ÑŠ gg, ,

(21) I]Ñ L&ÿõ «ÄGñ +_GŒ. fÊê ·‰MLÑ ¬K ·ê‰Q ä ‰ +_o UV-visible spectroscopy system(HP-8453, Agilent)k³ +_Gk +_ ²ß‹ p.2 380-700 nm‹ ́ Ž òk³ GŒ. Dá reference2 PET film k³ ÄK † +_GÊÉ G2 SnO áLs +_GŒ. 2. 3.. ûG Z +{. `| 5ъ ECR ñ¶ KÑ ‹g PET D0Ñ ôê SnO áL‹ ,

(22) morphologyQ &ÿ+_s .g 10O e¬gŠ ~‹K FESEM ,s Fig. 2Ñ ÷Ɍ. ôÆQo H /O /TMT‹ PWÍ 1/2/0.025, carrier gas³ Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1600 W, working pressure 20 mtorr ÆQGъ 5~ Ÿ8 ôæÉŒ. Mɋê ~ C « M- 8 cm, ~ Cê D ¶M- 10 cm³ K(GÊ s‹ ¿D2 10 10 cm ³ GŒ. D ¶o MÉDߋ ¤)ök³ 5 rpmk³ ¡Mÿ base pressureõ 1 10 torr³ ÆQK á O‹ ÆQъ ô« ,}æÉŒ. Fig. 2(a) ъ sF SnO áL ,

(23) morphologyõ +_K ’ê ôÑ‹ s fŽK ÆQъ2 grain sizeÍ 20-50 nm«Ê, áL‹ &ÿ 2 Fig. 2(b)ъ Ý2 àQ ç« u 140 nm _‰³ 28 nm/min‹ ô‰õ ÷'s e¯GŒ. á õg‹ à_¡¤2 ôÑ, microwave power, magnetic current power, magnet/showering/substrate distance, working pressure«Œ. ŒŠK à_ÆQъ ôÑs 5~ k³ Ÿ³Gj ¤}G

(24) , D¶ê Mɋ‹ M-Í ÍtÊ, microwave powerÍ ÍO¤´ ÍG(O à_¡¤¥³ MÊ ·êSê MI 3-1.. 2. 2. 2. 2. −5. X. Fig. 2. SEM images surface and cross-sectional SnO2 film prepared by ECR-MOCVD. (a) Surface morphology of SnO2 film (b) Cross-section of SnO2 film (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160A, microwave power 1,600 W, magnet/showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, working pressure 20 mtorr, deposition time 5 min).. ]« ÷÷2 MJdê ÆQъ fÊê áL‹  Î &ÿ2 u 140 nm³ Ÿ³GÊ grain size2 M‹ ³_Ws < ¤ ÀɌ. ·‰ 2 ³äJk³ áL« &âî 0¤´ ÷u,ŒÊ <s† Àk÷, Œ ŠK ôÆQъ fÊê áL‹ &ÿÑ !ñ ·‰2 Fig. 3ъ Ý׫ D¶« ùd  k³ ¡ê 500 nm &ÿ áLs fŽG

(25) , D¶‹ ¡« Ç2 p.ъ2 áL‹ &ÿÍ ·‰õ ’_G2 Q ¬J¯ ¯ÉÍ æ( :{s e¯GŒ. Fig. 42 Fig. 2Q Ÿ³K Æ Qъ ôê SnO ‹ ·‰Q ä ‰õ +_K ’êõ ÷  =k³ ́ Ž ò¯ 380-780 nm ²ßъ +_æÉŒ. +_ ’ ê sKŒ uы ó«2 À(O ³äJk³ Ädõ OÇG2 93% « k³ · « âo áL« fÊæÉÊ, ä ‰ ò 0.10.5% p.‹ ŠDK ’êõ ÷Ê ÀŒ. Fig. 52 Fig. 2Q Ÿ³K ÆQъ PET 1ý.Ñ ôê SnO ‹ M‰‰Q 賉õ e¯GD .Gñ áLs fÊK á 4 PPMk³ +_K ,

(26) I] profiles ÷ Ɍ. á ‰×ÆQъ »´, áL‹ ,

(27) I]o è 1.4 10 2. X. 3. Korean Chem. Eng. Res., Vol. 43, No. 1, February, 2005.

(28) 6õ‹öMH?ö?éö =òö«O,. 88. Fig. 3. The effects of process parameters described thickness and transmittance for deposition of SnO2 films on PET substrate prepared by ECR-MOCVD (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, deposition time 3-20 min, substrate distance 8-10 cm, magnetic current 140-170 A, microwave power 800-1,600 W, working pressure 10-30 mtorr).. &ÿõ ÊsK MD WI]o 1.98 10 ohm·cmõ ÷ Ék 賉2 MÊ 5%³ kÎ è³K L« »´›Œ. 3-2. èJ 'O£ Lð ô Ñ‹ ¡dÍ ôê d?‹ ·‰ML‹ MD WI] ê ·ê‰Ñ Âj2 s e¯GD .Gñ á ‰×s ¤}G Œ. Fig. 2Q Ÿ³K ‰×ÆQъ ôÑs 3~ъ 20~ b( 5~ ыk³ ¡dÿ ‰×s ¤}GŒ. Fig. 6o ́ Ž  ò¥(420, 470, 530, 580, 620, 800 nm) ·‰ ¡dQ MD WI ]‹ ¡dõ ÷Ê ÀŒ. ·‰ÑŠ Yˋ °« ‚s¤´ ‚ è³K as ÷2), ôÑ« 10~ « (æ

(29) ·‰ Í kÎ ‚è³Gj ÷÷2 as e¯O ¤ ÀÉÊ, ôÑ« ÍO¤´ ·‰2 ©´(2  s ÷Ê ÀŒ. «ak³ O ъ ¸G׫ ·‰Q M‰‰2 äW“G2 ’êõ e¯O ¤ ÀɌ. ôÑ 5~ «Gъ2 WGJ è³K ·‰õ ÷Ê ÷Ë( so ‚è³K ’êõ ÷Ê Àk÷, 20~ ôK áL s fŽG

(30) è ·‰2 H& 93% « s K(|Œ. ôÑÑ ¬K U o áL«  î ðDÑ2 bulkK L«  æ´ uÑ  o MDI]s ÷Ê «áÑ2 Qo «5ê «5« D¶ k³ ¯d Žæ´ Yó o ô‰õ ÷Œ. ôðDÑ2 áL‹ &ÿÍ 90 nmъ ôÑ« 6´÷

(31) Š 500 nm³ Í| (O, MD WI]o

(32) « ÍG( :Ê 10~ «á2 ECR ò ê D¶ «‹ potential energy ó«Ñ ‹K ê‰K Ñw( M”³ ,

(33) ùd « è@Gñ crack« è@GD AéÑ ·‰Í ÝG Ê MD WI]« ÍGj êŒ. «A‹ grain size2 "´-, ½É ‹ =(agglomerate)³ g æÊ, 10-60 nm p.ъ ŒŠK ¿Dõ ÷, MD WI]o 5~ Ÿ8 ôK áL« 1.98 10 ohm·cm ³ Íß ŠDK ’êõ ÷Ɍ. 3-3. ¿·§9 çp£ Lð K«¿³² •t‹ ¡dÍ ôê d?‹ ·‰ML‹ MD ohm/sq,. −2. Fig. 4. Transmittance and reflectance of SnO2 films prepared on PET by ECR-MOCVD. (a) Transmittance (%) (b) Reflectance (%) (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1,600 W, magnet/showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, working pressure 20 mtorr, deposition time 5 min).. −2. Ÿ¤@¤ C43× C1ƒ 2005 2. Fig. 5. Surface resistance (ohm/sq.) profile of SnO2 film with 10×10 size. (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1,600 W, magnet/showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, working pressure 20 mtorr, deposition time 5 min)..

(34) HÑ ‹C fÆê SnO ·M‰L. ECR-CVD. Fig. 6. Effect of deposition time on transmittance and resistivity. (H2/ O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1,600 W, magnet/showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, working pressure 20 mtorr).. WI]ê ·ê‰Ñ Âj2 s e¯GD .Gñ Fig. 2Q Ÿ³ K ‰×ÆQъ K«¿³² •ts ¡dGñ 800 Wъ 1,600 W b( 200 W ыk³ ‰×GŒ. Fig. 7ъ Ý׫ K«¿³² •t« o 800 Wъ2 ôê L‹ ·‰Í è 97%³ 4? ´

(35) Ê •t« Íg‰ è ·‰2 à ¡d Ç« 90% « s K(GŒ. SEM ~‹ ’ê áL‹ grain size2 20-50 nm«Ê &ÿ2 90 nmъ 140 nm³ ŠŠ¾ Í|Œ. «A‹ MD WI ]o 800 Wъ‹ 2.8 10 ohm·cm³ WGJ j ÷

(36) k÷, •t« ÍO¤´ MD WI]o ‹¾ ÝGñ 1,600 Wъ2 1.98 10 ohm·cmb( ÝGŒ. Íß âo MDJ áLU s ÷2 1,600 Wъ2 è 95% « ‹ o ·êSs ÷ ÉÊ, ä S K 0.5% ÂO‹ ΤK ä Ss ÷Ɍ. «6 K ’ê2 K«¿³² •t‹ §DÍ 0¤´ «5d Ê‰Í Í Wê ŸÑ «5Ë« PET ,

(37) Ñ o Ñw(õ M”Gñ òlK ,

(38) 䁫 ,}æÉD A髌. «6K «K³ ô‰Í Í W‰ e¯Gk÷, K«¿³² •t« á ‰×p.݌ 4(j. 89. 2. æ

(39) Ê~ÉD¶ ,

(40) ъ decomposition reactionê cross-linking 䁫 ³´÷ ðD h  ß .jÍ ‚è³g(Ê ’_«  ßæ2 ê_ъ г Œñ Ή³  ßGñ ,

(41) Ñ Qo cracks  G j æ´ ,

(42) I]« ¿j ÍGj êŒ. 3-4. Magnetic current power‹ magnet/showering/substrate distance £ Lð Mɋ/~ C/D¶‹ M-¡dQ Mɋ‹ §DÍ ôê d ?‹ ·‰ML‹ MD WI]ê ·ê‰Ñ Âj2 s ÷ Ɍ. Fig. 2Q Ÿ³K ‰×ÆQъ Mɋ/~ Co 8 cm³ Ê_ GÊ ~ C/D¶‹ M-õ 8 cmъ 10 cmb( 1 cm ыk³ ‰ ×GÊ, Mɋ‹ §D2 140-170 Ab( 10 A ыk³ ‰×G Œ. Fig. 8(a)Ñ ÷û àQ ç« Mɋk³z D¶ « M-Í Í bî0¤´ MD WI]o ÝGÊ ·‰2 M gÑъ WGJ è ³Gj ÷

(43) Œ. Fig. 8(b)ъ < ¤ À׫ MD WI]o magnetic current powerÍ ÍO A 6.2 10 ohm·cmъ 1.2 10 ohm·cm b( ÝGÊ ·‰2 è 95%ъ 94%b( ÷,Œ. MÉ ‹‹ •tà« Ês A2 Mɋ/D¶ M-Í Ó´0¤´ «5d Ê −2. −2. −1. −2. Fig. 7. Effect of microwave power on transmittance and resistivity. (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, magnet/showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, working pressure 20 mtorr, deposition time 5 min).. Fig. 8. Effect of substrate distance and magnetic current power on transmittance and resistivity. (a) Magnet/showering/substrate distance (b) Magnetic current power (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1,600 W, working pressure 20 mtorr, deposition time 5 min). Korean Chem. Eng. Res., Vol. 43, No. 1, February, 2005.

(44) 6õ‹öMH?ö?éö =òö«O,. 90. ‰ ݳ MDI]« ((O Mɋ‹ •t« 0¤´ M-‹ to kÎ Ê4,Œ. «6K  o K«¿³² •t, D¶M-, Mɋ •t« ÞYJk³ s Âj2 ak³ K«¿³²Q M ɋ‹ •t« 0¤´ ECR layerÍ ‚j  æ´Š « @ê Í bÖ¤´ Êʉ‹ áL«  î ¤ ÀŒ. ECR  « è@G2 875 Gaussъ ECR layer2 H& 3íÍ  æ2) Mɋ‹ §D Q K«¿³²‹ §DÍ « ò‹ ¿Dõ æÎKŒ. K«¿³²Í Ê_æ´ À2 ‰× ÆQъ2 Mɋ‹ §DÍ Íß Ã ts äj æÊ 8 cm M-ъ ôê áL‹  Î o Ñw( ʉõ ä2 «5ê MÉË«

(45) Ï òlK ,

(46) äs Gj æ´ PET ,

(47) k³ M”ê o äÑw(Ñ ‹g M‰‰Í ΤK L«   æ(O ¬Jk³ D¶« ùè G

(48) Š ·‰Í uÑ ©´,Œ. ä

(49) ECR layerQ Ó´0¤´ o Ñw(õ äÊ ÀÉ «5Ë « D 飑 äk³ Ñw(Í 4† ,

(50) l dÍ òlGj ,}æ( :D AéÑ bulkK L«  æ´ ,

(51) I]« Ik, o Ñw(‹ M”³ D¶ « J´ ·‰2 âo L«  ê Œ. MJ‹ ÆQo Mɋê D¶ «‹ M-2 10 cm, Mɋ‹ § D2 160 A³ A³ ·‰2 95%Ê MD WI]o 1.98 10 ohm·cmõ ÷,Œ. 3-5. (<  p£ Lð à_ Ft‹ ¡dÍ ôê d?‹ ·‰ML‹ MD WI] ê ·ê‰Ñ Âj2 s Æ GŒ. Fig. 2Q Ÿ³K ‰×ÆQ ъ working pressureõ 10 mtorrъ 30 mtorrb( 5 mtorr ы k³ ¡dÿ ‰×s ¤}GŒ. Fig. 9ъ Ý׫ à_Ft« ÍO¤´ MJk³ è ·‰Í  êŒ. 10 mtorrQ 15 mtorr‹ à_ÆQъ2 ²ß òъ‹ ·êS« Œ ‚è³Gj ÷ ÷(O M è ·ê‰2 80% « s ÷Ê À´ Ädõ .K ÆQÑ2 OÇG2 ’êõ ÷,Œ. Ft« ÍO¤´ áL &ÿ2 150 nmъ 130 nm³ ÝGÊ, grain size2 30-50 nm õ ÷,Œ. á ‰×ъ2 à_Ft 10 mtorrÍ Íß âo ’êõ ÷É2), 10 mtorrъ 30 mtorr³ Ft ÍÑ !ñ MD W I]o 7.5 10 ohm·cmъz 1.3 10 ohm·cm³ ÍGÊ ·‰2 è 93%ъ 98%b( ÷,Œ. 20 mtorrb(2 K. −2. −3. −1. K ’êõ ÷Ê À2), « p.õ ‡´Š2 Ftъ2 · ‰Q MDI]« ŸÑ o ÍSs D´GÊ ÀŒ. «ao 20 mtorr Í ‡´Š2 (Yъz2 äDz‹ Ft« l dê «5Ë s f´O ¤ À2 Mɋê K«¿³²‹ ts ‡´ŠD Aé Ñ 8_K ECR ҟs G( \G2 «5Ëo D¶Ñ ‰”GD M Ñ ’YDts ‰GD A髌. äD z‹ Ft« 4(j æ

(52) «5£‹Ñ ‹K Ñw(‹ ‰s M¬K Ls ¤ ÀÊ ECR  k³ ¯K M¬‹ Ñw(õ äÊ ÒŸGj æ´  ß‰Í k Î }¶(j êŒ. 6÷ o Ftk³ ¯Gñ PET D¶Ñ ¬ Jk³

(53) Ï o Ñw(õ Ž( \Gj æ

(54) ùè « è@Gñ crack« è@Gj æ

(55) Š o ô‰Ñ‰ ‚gGÊ M‰‰Q · ‰2 ŸÑ IGî ¤ ÀŒ. 4.. û «. ECR 5dHôäÑ ‹K SnO áL‹  ßk³ ñ¶A• ¤(‹ ¡ Ú ùd s MdO ¤ ÀÉÊ à_¡¤‹ ÆQ³ ,

(56) U ‹ f´Í WGJ Ä«GŒ. á õgъ2 ôÑ, microwave power, magnet current, magnet/showering/substrate « ‹ M-, à_Ft ً à_¡¤Í áLU Ñ Âj2 s Æ. GÊ à_MJdõ 0Gñ ·‰Q MD WI]« ŸÑ MJ ‹ às ä2 à_ÆQs Æ GŒ. à_¡¤Ñ !ñ · M‰ L‹ U o D¶ê Mɋ‹ M-Í ÍtÊ, microwave powerQ magnetic current powerÍ ÍO¤´ áL‹ &ÿÍ ÍG÷, grain size2 30-50 nm³ WGJ ³_GŒ. K, ô Ñ« ÍWÑ !¶ áL‹ &ÿ2 90 nmъ 500 nm³ ‹¾ ÍGÊ, grain size2 10-60 nm ъ ŒŠGj ÷

(57) Œ. «A, Î à_ ¡¤‹ M Ê ·êSê MI]« ÷÷2 MJÆQъ‹ áL &ÿ2 140 nm ³ Ÿ³GŒ. MD WI]o D¶ê Mɋ‹ M-Í ÍtÊ, microwave powerQ magnetic current powerÍ ÍO¤´ 4(2  s ÷Ê à_ Fto «5‹ òlK «ŸÑ îªG‚³  o Ft³¤´

(58) Ï o «5d ʉõ äD AéÑ MD WI] « 4(2 Áêõ »s ¤ ÀɌ. ·‰2 áL‹ &ÿÍ · ‰õ ’_G2 O®K ¯ÉÍ æ( \GÊ D¶‹ ¡« ³´÷( :2 p.ъ microwave powerQ magnetic currentÑ ‹g è@K ECR layerÑ !¶ «5d Ê‰Ñ Íß Ã s ç4 ’_æ á L‹ &ÿÍ ÍO¤´ ·‰Í 4,Œ2 ³äJ¯  s ! í( :Ê &ÿÑ îªÇ« D¶‹ ¡« Çk

(59) ¬³ 93% « ‹ o às ÷,Œ. ·‰ML‹ MJ à_ÆQo H /O /TMT‹ P W 1/2/0.025, Òä D Ar 3 sccm, K«¿³² •t 1,600 W, Mɋ •t 160 A, à_Ft 10 mtorr, Mɋ/~ C/D¶ M8/10 cm, ôÑ 5~«Ék, «Ë à_¡¤‹ MJdõ 0g · ‰ML‹ ́ Ž òъ ·‰2 93%, ,

(60) I] 7.5 10 ohm·cm, 賉 5%‹ ΤK  Ds ä2 SnO áLs  ß ¤ ÀɌ. 2. 2. 2. −3. 2. [ ÷ Fig. 9. Effect of working pressure on transmittance and resistivity. (H2/O2/TMT mole ratio 1/2/0.025, carrier gas Ar 3 sccm, magnetic current power 160 A, microwave power 1,600 W, magnet/ showering/substrate distance 8/10 cm, deposition time 5 min).. Ÿ¤@¤ C43× C1ƒ 2005 2. á õg2 êHD¬z hõgíè Æ¯ ‘ dHà_D¬íè. Ɛ’‹ (ò(êfdD M1-0322-00-0001-04-L14-00-001-001)k ³ ¤} æÉSnŒ..

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