研究生: |
劉瑞鴻 Ruei-Hong Liou |
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論文名稱: |
氧化鋅奈米管/超奈米鑽石薄膜複合結構製作紫外光檢測器 Bi-layer ZnO Nanotubes/Ultra-nanocrystalline Diamond Films for UV photodetectors |
指導教授: |
黃柏仁
Bohr-Ran Huang |
口試委員: |
周賢鎧
Shyan-kay Jou 柯文政 Wen-Cheng Ke |
學位類別: |
碩士 Master |
系所名稱: |
電資學院 - 電子工程系 Department of Electronic and Computer Engineering |
論文出版年: | 2015 |
畢業學年度: | 104 |
語文別: | 中文 |
論文頁數: | 140 |
中文關鍵詞: | 超奈米結晶鑽石 、氧化鋅奈米管 、紫外光檢測器 |
外文關鍵詞: | Ultra-nanocrystalline diamond, ZnO nanotubes, UV photodetector |
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本論文分為三個部分,第一部分探討以不同氮氣濃度比例成長超奈米結晶鑽石且以氬電漿與氫電漿後處理改變其表面形貌與鑽石薄膜品質;第二部分探討氧化鋅奈米柱與不同時間成長的奈米管結構的紫外光檢測器;第三部分探討氧化鋅/超奈米結晶鑽石複合結構的紫外光檢測器,並以FE-SEM、Raman、XRD、XPS、Hall effect、PL、Photodetector 等分析判定鑽石與氧化鋅的特性與品質。
研究發現不同氮氣濃度比例所成長的超奈米鑽石,除了鑽石的成核速度不一樣,其本身的表面形貌也會從顆粒狀變成針狀,由實驗結果可得到氮氣濃度比例佔70%所合成的超奈米鑽石的紫外光檢測器分析之亮暗響應度(Switch ratio)為55 最佳。以氬電漿後處理的超奈米結晶鑽石,使其表面變得較為粗糙,增加其對紫外光的吸收率,實驗結果可得到以氬電漿後處理1 分鐘的超奈米結晶鑽石具有最好的紫外光亮暗響應度為117;以氫電漿後處理的超奈米結晶鑽石,可以增加其表面的石墨相含量,並有效地增加其本身的載子濃度,實驗結果可得到以氫電漿後處理5 分鐘的超奈米結晶鑽石具有要好的紫外光亮暗響應度為207;之後以兩種電漿後處理的機制,得到先以氬電漿處理1 分鐘再以氫電漿處理5 分鐘的超奈米結晶鑽石具有最好的紫外光亮暗響應度為558。在氧化鋅的研究發現,氧化鋅奈米管具有較大的吸光面積與較好的材料品質,使得其紫外光亮暗響應達到1183.3 比以奈米柱結構做成的紫外光檢測器提升許多。最後將氧化鋅奈米管與超奈米結晶鑽石結合,並將其做熱退火後處理150°C 再封裝成紫外光檢測器,其紫外光亮暗響應可達到1930。
In this study, the effect of argon and hydrogen plasma post treatment on the modification of surface morphology, electrical conductivity and photoresponse properties for nitrogen incorporated ultrananocrystalline diamond films (UNCD) were systematically investigated. Subsequently we fabricated photodetectors based on the combination of ZnO nanorods/nanotubes (ZNTs) and bilayer UNCD films as a metal-semiconductor-metal (MSM) structure. The systematic investigations have shown ultra-high photoconductive response attained from ZNTs prepared on UNCD films.
The UNCD films mainly consist of wire-like diamond grains, which possesses the better photoresponse of IPhoto/IDark ratio (558) due to plasms post treatment of argon and hydrogen. Other hand, ZnO nanotubes are revealed better IPhoto/IDark(1183.3) than bare ZnO nanorods and UNCD films, since ZNTs contains large area of UV light adsorption and superior crystal quality. The bilayer combination of above materials such as ZNT/UNCD based photodetector exhibits a much higher photoresponse of IPhoto/IDark ratio (1930) after the annealing treatment of 150℃. The effect of annealing process might encased nanographitic phase among wire-like diamond grains, which formed conduction channels for efficient electron transport through large surface of ZNTs and hence led to excellent properties.
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