ZHUO Shi-yi, LIU Xue-chao, XIONG Ze, YANG Jian-hua, SHI Er-wei. Defect Study at The Surface of (Cu,Al)-doped ZnO Thin Film by Raman Spectra[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 109-113
ZHUO Shi-yi, LIU Xue-chao, XIONG Ze, YANG Jian-hua, SHI Er-wei. Defect Study at The Surface of (Cu,Al)-doped ZnO Thin Film by Raman Spectra[J]. 发光学报, 2012,33(1): 109-113 DOI: 10.3788/fgxb20123301.0109.
Defect Study at The Surface of (Cu,Al)-doped ZnO Thin Film by Raman Spectra
Al)-doped ZnO thin films were deposited by an inductively coupled plasma enhanced physical vapor deposition system. The magnetic properties were measured by a superconducting quantum interference device magnetometer
and room-temperature ferromagnetism was observed in the (Cu
Al)-doped ZnO thin films. The surface characteristics of (Cu
Al)-doped ZnO thin films were studied by confocal Raman spectroscopy. Two different Raman spectra were performed: A confocal Raman measurement was used to characterize the defects at the surface and interface by focusing at different depths; A mapping mode was performed along a slope which was processed by a mask. The central position and the intensity of A
1
(LO) resonance peak were analyzed. The results indicate that the lattice stress and defects at the interface were obvious
while these lattice stress and defects at the interface will enhance the ferromagnetic properties of (Cu
Al)-doped ZnO thin films.
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