Optimization of Rotational Speed in the Growing of the Thin Film Using Sol Gel Method which is Prepared with Spin Coating

Yofentina I

doi:10.4172/2169-0022.1000113

Abstract

We investigated the effects of the rotational speed in the spin coating process for growing the BZT thin film. In this process, the rotational speed is taken to be 2000 rpm, 3000 rpm and 4000 rpm while the number of layer is kept constant in five layers. We also discuss the effect of the layers number in the growing of the BZT thin films. For this purpose, we take the layers number to 5, 10 and 15 layers and take the constant rotational speed of 4000rpm. In order to characterize the formed BZT thin film, the composition, crystal structure and morphological tests are performed. We found that the increasing of the rotational speed then the deposited material in the Si substrate is decreased. As a result, the X-ray intensity in certain orientation is also decreased which is indicates that the probability to form the crystal in a certain orientation is influenced by deposited material in the Si substrate. The measured grains size of the BZT thin film almost similar for the three rotational speeds. However, in the variation of layer numbers, the grain size is increasing as the increasing of layers number.

Highlights

Barium titanate is a material having a ferroelectric property and has a crystal structure of perovskite (ABO3)
The addition of Zr in the BaTiO3 compound reduce the dielectric loss of barium zirconium titanate (BZT)
We present our results of the growing of Barium zirconium titanate (BZT) thin films using the sol gel method which is prepared with spin coating process

Summary

Introduction

Barium titanate is a material having a ferroelectric property and has a crystal structure of perovskite (ABO3). We present our results of the growing of BZT thin films using the sol gel method which is prepared with spin coating process. There are three fundamental things that should be taking care in the sol gel method, i.e., the preparation of the solution (chemical process), the growing the thin film with spin coating method and thermal process (annealing).

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