Lead zirconate titanate thin films have been successfully fabricated by reactive evaporation. Elemental Pb, Zr, and Ti were evaporated in ozone-oxygen mixture ambient. Excellent controls of uniformity of thickness and composition were achieved over a large area (within ±2% on 4-inch wafer). The electrical properties were examined as a function of Pb content in the films. High dielectric constant (ε∼1000) and low leakage current ( 1.7×10 -7 A/cm 2 ) were realized for the film with stoichiometric composition.
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