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Gold and Silver Contacts on Tin Oxide Thin Films Produced by Spray Pyrolysis on SiO2 Substrates
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Thin layers of tin oxide have numerous applications in various branches of microelectronics as transparent conductors and active elements in chemical sensors. While forming different metallic contacts to these layers are required for different applications, noble metals are of particular use in gas sensor fabrication as these devices operate at elevated temperatures and harsh environments. The background literature on the quality and electronic features of gold and silver contacts on SnO2 layers is limited. Moreover, it has been shown that both gold and silver electrodes exhibit different electronic features on TiO2 at different thermal and atmospheric conditions. Here, we report the I-V characteristics of Au/SnO2 and Ag/SnO2 contacts formed on SnO2 layers deposited on SiO2 substrates by ultrasonic spray pyrolysis. The obtained I-V plots proved the ohmicity of the Au/SnO2 and Ag/SnO2 contacts to be independent from the temperature, in the range of 300-700 K, and the composition of the surrounding atmosphere.
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April 2014
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