J.R Duclère , M Guilloux-Viry , A Perrin , C Clerc , F Lalu , J Lesueur , S.M Zanetti , V Bouquet , E Longo
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Abstract
Thin films of SrBi2Nb2O9 (SBN) have been grown on both Pt/Ti/SiO2/Si and (100)MgO substrates by pulsed laser deposition. In the Sr–Bi–Nb–O system, the loss of bismuth during the process due to its volatility results obviously in a non-respect of the stoichiometry of the films and the presence of secondary phases. In order to maintain the right composition of the films, two different ways were experimented. On Pt/Ti/SiO2/Si, a sequential deposition from home-made Bi2O3 and SBN sintered targets as well as the use of Bi-enriched targets allows to obtain stoichiometric ferroelectric films. Various parameters like deposition time and periodicity of the Bi2O3 and SBN layers are of first importance. On (100)MgO which promotes SBN epitaxial growth, this sequential deposition is not suitable and we succeeded in the control of the Bi/(Sr+Nb) ratio only by using Bi-enriched targets.