Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications

Ferroelectric material is widely known for its high dielectric constant. The preparation of the thin ferroelectric films is interrelated to the dielectric properties when an application is concerned. In order to investigate the dielectric properties of the film, the respective sample is characterize...

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Published: 2011
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id Sulaiman S.; Nadzar H.M.; Awang Z.
spelling Sulaiman S.; Nadzar H.M.; Awang Z.
2-s2.0-84856836437
Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
2011
IEEE Region 10 Annual International Conference, Proceedings/TENCON


10.1109/TENCON.2011.6129003
https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-84856836437&doi=10.1109%2fTENCON.2011.6129003&partnerID=40&md5=7bfb8c18653989c8130081ca9e67256c
Ferroelectric material is widely known for its high dielectric constant. The preparation of the thin ferroelectric films is interrelated to the dielectric properties when an application is concerned. In order to investigate the dielectric properties of the film, the respective sample is characterized. A detailed characterization is carried out in this work for PZT and PNZT ferroelectric materials by employing the planar-circuit methods. The films, prepared using rf sputtering and metal organic deposition (MOD), were constructed in the form of capacitors of area 50 μm x 50 μm, and characterized using short-open-load (SOL) calibration technique. S-parameter measurements were performed using wafer probes in conjunction with a vector network analyzer at two frequency ranges of 40 to 500 MHz and 0.5 to 20 GHz. The results show that the capacitance, loss tangent and the relative permittivity vary with the frequency. Also, the investigation revealed the effect of the dielectric polarization of the PNZT and PZT over the broad frequency range. © 2011 IEEE.


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Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
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title Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
title_short Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
title_full Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
title_fullStr Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
title_sort Characterization of PZT and PNZT thin films for monolithic microwave integrated circuit applications
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description Ferroelectric material is widely known for its high dielectric constant. The preparation of the thin ferroelectric films is interrelated to the dielectric properties when an application is concerned. In order to investigate the dielectric properties of the film, the respective sample is characterized. A detailed characterization is carried out in this work for PZT and PNZT ferroelectric materials by employing the planar-circuit methods. The films, prepared using rf sputtering and metal organic deposition (MOD), were constructed in the form of capacitors of area 50 μm x 50 μm, and characterized using short-open-load (SOL) calibration technique. S-parameter measurements were performed using wafer probes in conjunction with a vector network analyzer at two frequency ranges of 40 to 500 MHz and 0.5 to 20 GHz. The results show that the capacitance, loss tangent and the relative permittivity vary with the frequency. Also, the investigation revealed the effect of the dielectric polarization of the PNZT and PZT over the broad frequency range. © 2011 IEEE.
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