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Min, B. C. Lodder, J. C. Jansen, R. Motohashi, K. 0021-8979 1089-7550 AIP Publishing General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2176317 <jats:p>The resistance of Co–Al2O3–Si tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection from a ferromagnet into silicon is investigated. The contacts form a substantial Schottky barrier, 0.7eV, which plays a dominant role in the electronic transport. On Si with a low doping concentration (∼1015cm−3), the contact resistance is affected by the Al2O3 tunnel barrier only in the forward bias. In the reverse bias (the spin injection condition), the Schottky barrier results in a very high contact resistance, ∼102Ωm2. While the contact resistance is improved to ∼10−2Ωm2 using Si with a high doping concentration (∼5×1019cm−3), it is still about five to six orders of magnitude higher than the value needed for resistance matching to silicon.</jats:p> Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon Journal of Applied Physics |
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spelling | Min, B. C. Lodder, J. C. Jansen, R. Motohashi, K. 0021-8979 1089-7550 AIP Publishing General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2176317 <jats:p>The resistance of Co–Al2O3–Si tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection from a ferromagnet into silicon is investigated. The contacts form a substantial Schottky barrier, 0.7eV, which plays a dominant role in the electronic transport. On Si with a low doping concentration (∼1015cm−3), the contact resistance is affected by the Al2O3 tunnel barrier only in the forward bias. In the reverse bias (the spin injection condition), the Schottky barrier results in a very high contact resistance, ∼102Ωm2. While the contact resistance is improved to ∼10−2Ωm2 using Si with a high doping concentration (∼5×1019cm−3), it is still about five to six orders of magnitude higher than the value needed for resistance matching to silicon.</jats:p> Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon Journal of Applied Physics |
spellingShingle | Min, B. C., Lodder, J. C., Jansen, R., Motohashi, K., Journal of Applied Physics, Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon, General Physics and Astronomy |
title | Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
title_full | Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
title_fullStr | Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
title_full_unstemmed | Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
title_short | Cobalt-Al2O3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
title_sort | cobalt-al2o3-silicon tunnel contacts for electrical spin injection into silicon |
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