Abstract
The electrical resistivity of a silicon nanowire formed from Si 2H 6 by CVD was measured using microprobes equipped with SEM. The resistivity of 6.58 × 10 5 Ω cm at room temperature was obtained from the current–voltage ( I– V) curve for the wire with both ends fused to the probes. The non-linear I– V curve measured only by contacting the wire with the probes could be explained by the resistivity in a series of silicon and dielectric thin oxide films formed on the silicon nanowires.
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