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High-field transport in amorphous carbon and carbon nitride films. / Kumar, Sushil ; Godet, C. ; Goudovskikh, A. et al.
In: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, Vol. 338, 2004, p. 349-352.

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Kumar, S, Godet, C, Goudovskikh, A, Kleider, JP, Adamopoulos, G & Chu, V 2004, 'High-field transport in amorphous carbon and carbon nitride films', Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, vol. 338, pp. 349-352. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.02.071

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Kumar, S., Godet, C., Goudovskikh, A., Kleider, J. P., Adamopoulos, G., & Chu, V. (2004). High-field transport in amorphous carbon and carbon nitride films. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids, 338, 349-352. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.02.071

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Kumar S, Godet C, Goudovskikh A, Kleider JP, Adamopoulos G, Chu V. High-field transport in amorphous carbon and carbon nitride films. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. 2004;338:349-352. doi: 10.1016/j.jnoncrysol.2004.02.071

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Kumar, Sushil ; Godet, C. ; Goudovskikh, A. et al. / High-field transport in amorphous carbon and carbon nitride films. In: Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids. 2004 ; Vol. 338. pp. 349-352.

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abstract = "The temperature and electric field dependence of the current density in hydrogenated amorphous carbon and carbon nitride sandwich devices show a T-1/4 dependence of the ohmic conductivity sigma = sigma(00) - exp[-(T-0/T)(1/4)] characteristic of 3D hopping, a linear correlation between the apparent Lnsigma(00)(F) and T-0(F) values, and a F/T-3/2 scaling of sigma(F, T). The F-2 dependence of Lnsigma(F, T) at intermediate fields, provides similar values of the decay length gamma(-1) of localized 71 state wavefunctions in a-CNx:H (2.4 nm) and a-C:H (2.8 nm) films. The larger conductivity in nitrogen-rich alloys is attributed to a combined effect of N-induced increase in the pi-state density and ordering of the sp(2) phase. ",
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AU - Adamopoulos, George

AU - Chu, V.

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AB - The temperature and electric field dependence of the current density in hydrogenated amorphous carbon and carbon nitride sandwich devices show a T-1/4 dependence of the ohmic conductivity sigma = sigma(00) - exp[-(T-0/T)(1/4)] characteristic of 3D hopping, a linear correlation between the apparent Lnsigma(00)(F) and T-0(F) values, and a F/T-3/2 scaling of sigma(F, T). The F-2 dependence of Lnsigma(F, T) at intermediate fields, provides similar values of the decay length gamma(-1) of localized 71 state wavefunctions in a-CNx:H (2.4 nm) and a-C:H (2.8 nm) films. The larger conductivity in nitrogen-rich alloys is attributed to a combined effect of N-induced increase in the pi-state density and ordering of the sp(2) phase.

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KW - DISORDERED SYSTEMS

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