Abstract

This article presents data obtained from the atomic force microscopy (AFM) images of ultrathin high-k hydrocarbon (HC) films. The high-k HC films were synthesized on Si(100) wafers at various growth temperatures by using inductively-coupled plasma chemical vapor deposition with CH4 gas and a gas mixture consisting of 10% H2 and 90% Ar. The AFM images were obtained by tapping mode. The AFM results provide the surface topography, roughness, and thickness of the HC films as a function of growth temperature, which are essential data for high-k gate dielectrics of metal-insulator-semiconductor device applications. This data article is related to the article entitled, “Novel high-k gate dielectric properties of ultrathin hydrocarbon films for next-generation metal-insulator-semiconductor devices” (Kim et al., 2020) [1].

Highlights

  • Atomic force microscopy data of novel high-k hydrocarbon films synthesized on Si wafers for gate dielectric applications

  • This article presents data obtained from the atomic force microscopy (AFM) images of ultrathin high-k hydrocarbon (HC) films

  • The high-k HC films were synthesized on Si(100) wafers at various growth temperatures by using inductivelycoupled plasma chemical vapor deposition with CH4 gas and a gas mixture consisting of 10% H2 and 90% Ar

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Introduction

Atomic force microscopy data of novel high-k hydrocarbon films synthesized on Si wafers for gate dielectric applications. This article presents data obtained from the atomic force microscopy (AFM) images of ultrathin high-k hydrocarbon (HC) films.

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