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Journal Article Computational Discovery of P-type Transparent Oxide Semiconductors using Hydrogen Descriptor
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Authors
Kanghoon Yim, Yong Youn, Miso Lee, Dongsun Yoo, Joohee Lee, Sung Haeng Cho, Seungwu Han
Issue Date
2018-04
Citation
npj Computational Materials, v.4, pp.1-7
ISSN
2057-3960
Publisher
Shanghai Institute of Ceramics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Language
English
Type
Journal Article
DOI
https://dx.doi.org/10.1038/s41524-018-0073-z
Abstract
The ultimate transparent electronic devices require complementary and symmetrical pairs of n-type and p-type transparent semiconductors. While several n-type transparent oxide semiconductors like InGaZnO and ZnO are available and being used in consumer electronics, there are practically no p-type oxides that are comparable to the n-type counterpart in spite of tremendous efforts to discover them. Recently, high-throughput screening with the density functional theory calculations attempted to identify candidate p-type transparent oxides, but none of suggested materials was verified experimentally, implying need for a better theoretical predictor. Here, we propose a highly reliable and computationally efficient descriptor for p-type dopability - the hydrogen impurity energy. We show that the hydrogen descriptor can distinguish well-known p-type and n-type oxides. Using the hydrogen descriptor, we screen most binary oxides and a selected pool of ternary compounds that covers Sn2+-bearing and Cu1+-bearing oxides as well as oxychalcogenides. As a result, we suggest La2O2Te and CuLiO as promising p-type oxides.
KSP Keywords
Binary oxide, Computationally Efficient, High-Throughput Screening(HTS), P-type and N-type, Transparent electronics, Transparent semiconductor, consumer electronics, density functional theory(DFT), density functional theory calculations, electronic devices, highly reliable
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