Static or Low-Frequency Dielectric Constants
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The dielectric properties of the films are related to the degree of crystallinity, crystal structure, crystallographic orientation, as well as their stoichiometric composition.

Table 2077. Static or low-frequency dielectric constant (K), band gap energies, and conduction band (CB) offsets of the gate dielectrics on Si (silicon) substrate.
Gate dielectrics
K
Band gap energy (eV)
CB offsets (eV)
a-LaAlO3
30
5.6
1.8
Aerogels
~1.01 ~ 2.0    
Ag
-30    
Al
-60    
Al2O3
9
8.8
2.8
Au
-28    
Ba0.6Sr0.4TiO3
130–300    
CaCu3Ti4O12
6.81×104    
Ca1–xLaxCu3Ti4O12
3000    
Cr
0    
Cu
-28    
CuPc
2.1    
Dry air
1    
Epoxy mold compound (EMC)
4    
HfO2
20-25
5.8
1.4
HfSiO4
11
6.5
1.8
Ni
-15    
La2O3
30
6
2.3
Polymers
~1.9 ~ 2.9
Si
1.1
SiO2
3.9
9
3.2
SrTiO3
2000
3.2
0
Si3N4
7-8
5.3
2.4
SrOx
13.3    
Ta2O5
22
4.4
0.35
TiO2
30 ~ 170, depending on crystal structure and orientation
3.5
0
TiN
-2.3 + 4.8i [1]
   
W
0    
Vacuum*
1    
Y2O3
15
6
2.3
ZrO2
25 ~ 46 (tetragonal)
5.8
1.5
Metals
Negative    
* ε0 = 8.854 × 10−12 C/Vm

 

Figure 2077 shows the distribution of band gap versus dielectric constant of dielectrics.

Distribution of band gap versus dielectric constant of dielectrics

Figure 2077. Distribution of band gap versus dielectric constant of dielectrics.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[1] E. D. Palik, Handbook of Optical Constants of Solids II (Academic, San Diego, Calif., 1991).

 

 

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