Author:
Zhu Zhi-Fu,Wang Shao-Tang,Zou Ji-Jun,Huang He,Sun Zhi-Jia,Xiu Qing-Lei,Zhang Zhong-Ming,Yue Xiu-Ping,Zhang Yang,Qu Jin-Hui,Gan Yong
Abstract
Hexagonal boron nitride (h-BN) films are synthesized by dual temperature zone low-pressure chemical vapor deposition (LPCVD) through using a single ammonia borane precursor on non-catalytic c-plane Al2O3 substrates. The grown films are confirmed to be h-BN films by various characterization methods. Meanwhile, the growth rates and crystal quality of h-BN films at different positions in the dual temperature zone are studied. It is found that the growth rates and crystal quality of the h-BN films at different positions on the substrate are significantly different. The growth rates of the h-BN thin films show their decreasing trends with the rearward position, while the crystal quality is improved. This work provides an experimental basis for the preparation of large area wafer thick h-BN films by LPCVD.
Subject
General Physics and Astronomy