Abstract
Thin films have been deposited from pure Tetramethylsilane and a mixture of Tetramethylsilane and oxygen (TMS/O2). The addition of oxygen proportion to Tetramethylsilane vapors leads to the change in film structure which varies from organic to inorganic character close to SiOx-like film [1]. The electrical characterisation using Metal-Insulating-Metal structure permits the study of current-voltage (I (V)) curves behaviours. The results suggest that the carrier transport in the deposited films is limited by a space charge conduction mechanism.
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