Abstract

In this letter, Ni-rich NiO thin film is deposited on p-type Si substrate by dc magnetron sputtering to form a metal-insulator-semiconductor structure. The charge trapping in the Ni nanocrystals (nc-Ni) embedded in NiO matrix induces a flatband voltage shift and capacitance modulation, which could be used for memory applications. The charging of nc-Ni depends on the voltage polarity, as well as the charging time and magnitude of gate voltage. The capacitance modulation can be described by an equivalent circuit model.

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