Structural and magnetic properties of Fe films epitaxial grown on Pd[100]/Cu[100]/Si[100] by sputtering

Tae Won Choi; Seong Cho Yu; Hyo-Tae Kim; Pyung Woo Jang

doi:10.1109/intmag.1999.837834

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Structural and magnetic properties of Fe films epitaxial grown on Pd[100]/Cu[100]/Si[100] by sputtering

Tae Won Choi Seong Cho Yu Hyo-Tae Kim Pyung Woo Jang

Year: 1999 Journal: IEEE International Magnetics Conference Vol: b42 Pages: FT07-FT07

DOI: 10.1109/intmag.1999.837834

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Abstract

Epitaxial growth on the hydrogen terminated Si substrates is very interesting from the view point of application as well as basic research. To decrease mismatch between metals and Si substrates, metallic films have been grown as a seed layer[1-3].

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Epitaxy Sputtering Materials science Layer (electronics) Metal Hydrogen Optoelectronics Thin film Metallurgy Nanotechnology Chemistry

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