Abstract

Compressive strain in thin ferroelectric Al1–x Sc x N films with different Sc atom concentrations (x) on sapphire substrates was identified by Raman spectroscopy measurement. Both E2 H and A1(LO) spectra showed a blue shift while thinning the Al1–x Sc x N film thicknesses. The shift was enhanced with higher Sc atom concentration. A stress of the order of 200 MPa was applied from the substrate interface, resulting in a strain of the order of 10−4. The presence of the compressive strain at the bottom interface can be correlated to the increase in the coercive field for thinner Al1–x Sc x N films.

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