Caracterização do efeito da corrente e temperatura na estequiometria dos filmes finos de TiN depositados por Gaiola catódica e Magnetron sputtering

Abstract

Thin films of titanium nitride deposited on silicon surfaces and glass deposition techniques using: Download cathodic cage and Magnetron Sputtering to verify the influence of flow and temperature in the deposition rate in stoichiometry of thin films and structural properties of thin films. Deposits of cathodic cage was carried out in high cage configurations and cage low an innovation of the technique using atmospheric gas double cage consisted of 75% hydrogen and 25% nitrogen to temperatures of 300 ° C and 350 ° C Y deposits both 2 and 4 hours. The deposits were made in an atmosphere of sputter gas Magnetrons consisting of 75% argon and 25% nitrogen using current 0.40 A and 0.50 A in the deposition time of 2 and 4 hours. Rama spectroscopy (Raman), which makes available for the characterization of thin layers of titanium nitride direct measurement of the energy of the node of the first order of the constituent atom of the thin films. The spectra showed interdifusivity atomic of the titan nitride formation that the calculation of the concentration ratio N / Ti, X-ray diffraction analysis (XRD) showed that the thin films obtained from TiN is composite with variations of the crystal planes indicating the non-existence of preference plan for The growth of films, microscopy of the energy dispersion spectroscopy (EDS) quantitatively analysed the composition of the thin films of titanium nitride, electron scanning (MEV) structure highlight thin films of titanium nitride was able to calculate the thickness thereof, the scanning force microscopy (AFM) showed microstructural properties, Which is the difference between the peaks and valleys of the topography of the thin films of titanium nitride. In general, thin films deposited by cathodic titanium nitride cage deposited a lower crystallinity due to the small amount of nitrogen in the atmosphere, and showed that the higher the temperature, the greater the thickness of the thin film. Thin films deposited by Magnetron Sputtering have increased thickness with increasing current and are stoichiometric.