HfN films have been deposited on Si, SiO2, and Al2O3 substrates by MOCVD using Hf(NMe2)4 and Me2NNH2 (DMHy) in the deposition temperature range 600–800 °C. The resistivity and morphology of the films strongly depends on the deposition temperature. A cubic polycrystalline and conductive HfN film deposited at 800 °C shows the lowest resistivity, of approximately 1020 μΩ·cm. The HfN film was slightly nitrogen‐rich and the film density was 12.9 g cm–3. It was found that DMHy and the high deposition temperature were important factors for the growth of good‐quality HfN films.
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