Origins of 1/f noise in nanostructure inclusion polymorphous silicon films

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In this article, we report that the origins of 1/f noise in pm-Si:H film resistors are inhomogeneity and defective structure. The results obtained are consistent with Hooge's formula, where the noise parameter, αH, is independent of doping ratio. The 1/f noise power spectral density and noise parameter αH are proportional to the squared value of temperature coefficient of resistance (TCR). The resistivity and TCR of pm-Si:H film resistor were obtained through linear current-voltage measurement. The 1/f noise, measured by a custom-built noise spectroscopy system, shows that the power spectral density is a function of both doping ratio and temperature. © 2011 Li et al.

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Li, S., Jiang, Y., Wu, Z., Wu, J., Ying, Z., Wang, Z., … Salamo, G. (2011). Origins of 1/f noise in nanostructure inclusion polymorphous silicon films. Nanoscale Research Letters, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1556-276X-6-281

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