Abstract

An insight into electronic structure and optical feature of S-adsorbed 3C–SiC (111) surface is carried out employing first-principles calculation. It is found that the [Formula: see text] and B position systems with adsorption energies of 3.880 and 3.895, respectively, are relatively stable compared to the [Formula: see text] and C systems. Impurity energy levels are present near Fermi level in C and [Formula: see text] position adsorption systems and the band-gap decreases obviously in the two systems. A raindrop-like electron cloud of S atom can be observed in [Formula: see text] adsorption system and the order of the chemical bond strength in the adsorption system is [Formula: see text]. The B and [Formula: see text] adsorption systems have good light permeability in the visible and infrared regions, while the C and [Formula: see text] adsorption systems are relatively suitable as dielectric materials and have high service life when they as devices in the ultraviolet region.

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