Hole Carriers Doping Effect on the Metal鈥揑nsulator Transition of N-Incorporated Vanadium Dioxide Thin Films
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The coupling of doped charge carriers with the crystal lattice is an efficient route to modulate the phase transition behavior of VO2. In the current work, the N-incorporated VO2 samples are prepared through the low-energy N2+ ion sputtering of the crystalline VO2 films. The critical temperatures (Tc) of the metal鈥搃nsulator transition (MIT) process are observed to decrease with a value of 18 掳C for VO1.9N0.1 and VO1.87N0.13 samples. The effects of nitrogen incorporation on the MIT depression have been revealed by the electronic structural characterizations via the X-ray adsorption near-edge structure (XANES) spectroscopy and photon electronic spectroscopy (SRPES). The implanted nitrogen atoms are identified to coordinate with the V4+ ions at the substituent position of oxygen atoms. The p-type dopant provides the hole carriers into the d sub-bands, resulting in the attenuation of the interaction within V鈥揤 dimer and the narrowing of the energy band gap in M1 phase. Both aspects unanimously facilitate the depression of the MIT temperature in N-incorporated VO2.
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