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Publication
Applied Physics Letters
Paper
Hole conduction in Si3N4 films on Si
Abstract
Dominant hole conduction is observed in thin Si3N4 films deposited on silicon with holes being injected from either aluminum or gold electrodes. Hole transport is confirmed by employing a shallow junction diode detector. Such a diode can serve also as excellent means for separating conduction currents from transient displacement currents under pulsed conditions.