2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijleo.2022.168719
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Fabrication and characterization of Se/WO3 heterojunctions designed as terahertz/gigahertz dielectric resonators

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“…While the peak centered at ≈ 2.10 can be attributed to the coupled oscillations between selenium vacancy and selenium intrinsic defect centers, [ 26 ] the critical energy values centered at 1.64 eV correspond to the indirect allowed transitions within the energy band gap of Se. [ 27 ] On the other hand, ε r spectra of Pt/MgSe film display one broaden peak centered at 1.91 eV. The absolute maxima of εr${\varepsilon}_{r}$ spectra of glass/MgSe (centered at 1.64 eV) disappeared.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the peak centered at ≈ 2.10 can be attributed to the coupled oscillations between selenium vacancy and selenium intrinsic defect centers, [ 26 ] the critical energy values centered at 1.64 eV correspond to the indirect allowed transitions within the energy band gap of Se. [ 27 ] On the other hand, ε r spectra of Pt/MgSe film display one broaden peak centered at 1.91 eV. The absolute maxima of εr${\varepsilon}_{r}$ spectra of glass/MgSe (centered at 1.64 eV) disappeared.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Particularly, Se/WO 3 bilayers displayed maximum light absorbability of 5.29 at 1.46 eV. The energy band gap of WO 3 decreased to 1.70 eV and the terahertz cutoff frequency varied in the range of 14-65 THz in the visible range of light [19]. Replacement of Se by Pb (current work) resulted in high light absorbability of R = l 10 at 3.06 eV and lowers the terahertz cutoff frequency to ∼9 THz keeping it invariant in the visible range of light.…”
Section: Optical Conductivity Analysesmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…However, coating of WO 3 onto Pb films altered this trend of variation and forced formation of wide peak centered at E value of 2.77 eV. On the other hand, figure 2(c) illustrates the absorption coefficient spectra (a) which is calculated from the relation [19,20],…”
Section: Optical Spectroscopy Analysesmentioning
confidence: 99%
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