Published online by Cambridge University Press: 15 May 1998
Admittance spectroscopy has been performed on Al dots deposited on porous Silicon grown on p+ substrates. They exhibit d.c. current-voltage characteristics of a metal-insulator-semiconductor structure containing a large concentration of localized states in the insulator. The admittance is composed of a frequency (ω) independent conductance while the reactance varies as ωs with s = 1. This strongly suggests that conduction through porous Silicon layers is governed by hopping between surface states.
This paper was presented at the "5es Journées Maghrébines sur les sciences des matériaux" held at Hammamet, the 8, 9 and 10 November 1996.
* This paper was presented at the "5es Journées Maghrébines sur les sciences des matériaux" held at Hammamet, the 8, 9 and 10 November 1996.