Metallic conductivity in infinite-layer strontium iron oxide thin films reduced by calcium hydride
Metallic conductivity in infinite-layer strontium iron oxide thin films reduced by calcium hydride
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10.1088/0022-3727/47/13/135304
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2014-03
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T. Katayama;A. Chikamatsu;Y. Hirose;H. Kumigashira;T. Fukumura;T. Hasegawa
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T. Katayama;A. Chikamatsu;Y. Hirose;H. Kumigashira;T. Fukumura;T. Hasegawa
Single-crystalline epitaxial SrFeO2 thin films were grown on perovskite substrates with various lattice parameters by combining pulsed laser deposition method with solid-phase reduction using CaH2, and these structural and transport properties were investigated. The highly crystalline films prepared on lattice-matched KTaO3(0 0 1) substrate exhibited metallic conduction, while those prepared on SrTiO3(0 0 1) and DyScO3(1 1 0) substrates were insulating films, in analogy to bulk SrFeO2. From Hall measurements on the metallic SrFeO2 films, the conduction carriers were determined to be n-type (i.e., electrons) with a carrier density of 3.1 × 1018 cm−3 and a mobility of 10.2 cm2 V−1 s−1 at 300 K. It is suggested that the electron carriers are supplied by oxygen vacancies or hydrogen ions in the metallic SrFeO2 films.