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Theoretical Schottky barrier height on p-SiC vs. metal electronegativity
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John R. Brews
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2011-02-09
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USA
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Patterned after Winfried Mönch (2001). Semiconductor Surfaces and Interfaces, 3rd ed. Springer. ISBN 3540679022.  The different barrier heights for the same metal correspond to different interface structures. The solid line is the theoretical result based upon metal induced gap states (MIGS).
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