It has been found that the single-crystal NiSi₂ Schottky-barrier height changes from 0.65 to 0.79 eV, depending upon the type-B NiSi₂ film thickness on Si(111). In this study, the barrier height is calculated by an interface-defect model and compared with our experimental results. The calculated barrier height seems to give a good explanation of our experimental results.
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