the resistivity of Pt deposited from Innotec

[Deji A.]

C.C
Accurately measuring the resistivity especially for thin film Pt is 
quite difficult because pt doesn't stick well to oxide. As a result, an 
adhesion layer such as Ti or W is needed. Both of these buffer layers 
form oxides and you will likely end up with a stack of Ti (or W), their 
native oxides, and then Pt. Extracting the resistivity contribution of 
just Pt will require very careful planning and calibration.
For my case, i had a 10nm layer of W and 20nm Pt and the measured 
resistivity (after anneal) was about 80uohm-cm which is about ~10X the 
bulk value of the combination (reference: wikipedia). If anyone has a 
reference to thin film resistivity data, it will be very helpful to the 
innotec community.
I hope this helps.

Many Cheerz
Deji A.
EE rocks
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c.c. wrote:
> Hi Guys,
>
>    I would like to ask if anybody have the resistivity
> info about the Pt deposited from Innotec.  
>
> Thanks in advance!
>
> Best,
>
>  Chih-chang Chen
>
>