Nonlinear optical effects for plasma diagnostics |
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Authors: | R. W. Hellwarth |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Electrical Engineering, Eindhoven University of Technology, Eindhoven, Netherlands;(2) Present address: Raadgevend Ingenieursbureau J. F. de Kloet B.V., Oranjesingel 73, Nijmegen, Netherlands |
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Abstract: | ![]() Experimental investigations show that the 1/f noise intensityC and the contact resistanceR can be used to analyse contacts. The simply prepared contacts are fritted by discharging a capacitor, resulting in a multi-spot contact. A model relatesC andR to a number of contact spotsk with radiusa. More impulse-frittings at increasing energies decreaseC andR, thus enhancing the values ofk anda. From experimentalC vsR plots two regions are determined for GaAs: A fritting (a=constant) and A+B fritting (a∝k). Calculated values ofk are in good agreement with the number of peaks or pits formed by etching the semiconductor surface. From experimentalC vsW orR vsW curves, withW the cumulative impulse-fritting energy, the conclusion can be made thatka 3 is proportional toW. |
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Keywords: | 1/f noise Metal-semiconductor contacts Multi-spot contacts Impulse-fritting procedures A and B fritting |
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