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Effect of CuO doping on the performance of LaB6 interlayer films in Al/CuO:LaB6/p-Si/Al diodes

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PHYSICA B-CONDENSED MATTER
Volume 666, Issue -, Pages -

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DOI: 10.1016/j.physb.2023.415111

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One-step photoemission; Copper oxide (CuO); Lanthanum hexaboride (LaB6); Photonic device; Transient response; Frequency effect

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This study investigates the fabrication and performance analysis of Al/CuO:LaB6/p-Si/Al diodes with varying concentrations of CuO-doped LaB6 interlayer films. The study reveals that by controlling CuO doping in LaB6, the effective barrier height at the LaB6:CuO heterojunction can be significantly enhanced, improving rectification properties. These findings contribute to the development of high-performance LaB6-based devices, advancing photonic technologies by emphasizing the advantages of CuO doping.
This study investigates the fabrication and performance analysis of Al/CuO:LaB6/p-Si/Al diodes with CuO-doped LaB6 interlayer films of varying concentrations (1%, 5%, and 10%). Experimental evidence demonstrates the limitations of 0% CuO doping, as pure LaB6 lacks a significant barrier height, resulting in ohmic behavior unsuitable for intended applications. Through comprehensive analyses under varying illuminations (20-100 mW/cm2) and frequencies (10 kHz-1 MHz), the study reveals that controlling CuO doping in LaB6 significantly enhances the effective barrier height at the LaB6:CuO heterojunction, improving rectification properties. This enhancement enables the diode to be well-suited for high-speed photonic devices utilizing one-step photoemission. The findings contribute to the development of high-performance LaB6-based devices, advancing photonic technologies by emphasizing the advantages of CuO doping.

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