Deposition of Molybdenum Oxide Thin Films for Flexible Biodegradable Electronics
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The influence of the passive layer on the electric field distribution in ferroelectric thin films is analyzed analytically. The study was carried out for ferroelectric thin films with a nonuniform spontaneous polarization distribution along the polar direction. During the study it was assumed that on the ferroelectric film surfaces there are passive layers of fixed thickness, in which there is no spontaneous polarization. This corresponds to an overwhelming majority of experiments. The dielectric susceptibility of these films differs from the susceptibility of ferroelectric film. The analytical dependence of the electric potential distribution in ferroelectric thin films on the passive layer thickness is derived. Calculations were made for dielectric and semiconductor passive layers. Also, the case of the presence of a surface charge at the interface of the ferroelectric film - a passive layer was considered. It is shown that all considered cases have the same kind of the dependence of the electric potential distribution on the passive layer thickness.
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Copyright (c) 2019 Ганна Шевлякова, Анна Морозовська, Георгій Свєчніков (Автор)
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