Crystallization Mechanism of Si/Cu100-xZrx Bilayer Film for Write-Once Blue Laser Optical Recording Media

Sin Liang Ou; Po Cheng Kuo; Chih Hsiang Hsiao; Don Yau Chiang; Chao Te Lee; Wei Tai Tang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.123-125.643

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Crystallization Mechanism of Si/Cu_100-xZr_x Bilayer Film for Write-Once Blue Laser Optical Recording Media

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Si/Cu100xZrx (x= 0~38.1) bilayer recording thin films were deposited on nature oxidized silicon wafer, and glass substrate by magnetron sputtering. The ZnS-SiO2 films were used as protective layers. We have studied the thermal property, optical property, and crystallization mechanism of the Si/Cu100-xZrx bilayer thin films. The optical contrasts of the Si/Cu100-xZrx (x= 0~38.1) bilayer films under 405 nm wavelength are all larger than 15%, and it reaches a high value of 40%, as x= 38.1. This indicates that the Si/Cu100-xZrx (x= 0~38.1) bilayer films are suitable for blue laser optical recording.

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Sin Liang Ou, Po Cheng Kuo, Chih Hsiang Hsiao, Don Yau Chiang, Chao Te Lee, Wei Tai Tang

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