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Effect Of Fe-doping And Point Defect On The Magnetic And Optical Properties Of SnO2 By First-principle

Posted on:2021-04-12Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Y GaoFull Text:PDF
GTID:2428330614960649Subject:Physical Electronics
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SnO2is a significant n-type wide-bandgap semiconductor material with the advantages of low cost,excellent optical performance,and high chemical stability.SnO2can be made into DMSs by doping an effective transition metal or rare-earth metal.In addition,room-temperature ferromagnetism in DMSs can be enhanced by doping effective magnetic ions.Fe is a suitable dopant with high solubility in SnO2.DMSs made of transition metal-doped SnO2are useful in the field of information science.Although domestic and foreign research on magnetic properties of Fe-doped SnO2has obtained certain progress,the magnetic source of the system remains unclear.Most of the research results are about the effect of Fe doping concentration on the optical properties of SnO2.The research on the effect of Fe2+/Fe3+doping on the magneto and optical properties of SnO2is still lacking.Therefore,this article uses the CASTEP module of Materials Studio8.0.Based on the density functional theory,the generalized gradient approximation plane wave supersoft pseudopotential method theoretically studies the effects of Fe doping and point defects(VO,VSn)and Fe valence on the magneto-optical properties of SnO2.To resolve the controversy of the magnetic source of Fe-doped SnO2system,pure Sn16O32,Sn15Fe O32,ten different Fe-VOspacing Sn15Fe O31and five different Fe-VSnspacing Sn14Fe O32supercell models were constructed by first-principals.The total energy,magnetic moment,band structure and density of states of the constructed system were calculated.Calculation results show that Fe-doped SnO2with VOor VSnexhibit long-range ordered ferromagnetism and Curie temperature above room temperature.The system has different magnetic properties with different doping modes,which are beneficial to the magnetic adjustment of dilute magnetic semiconductor?DMS?.The double exchange effects among the electrons of O-2p and Fe-3d states are the origin of ferromagnetism in Sn15Fe O31.Similarly,ferromagnetism in Sn14Fe O32is derived from the double-exchange effects among the electrons of O-2p and Fe-3d states.These effects are produced by hole carriers after complexes form by Fe doping and VOor VSn.Simultaneously,Results also show that the decreased distance between Fe and vacancies(VOor VSn)lowers formation energy and thus increases the system stability.In order to study the effect of Fe2+/Fe3+doping on the magneto and opticalthree different Fe3+-Fe3+spacings of Sn14[Fe3+]2O32supercell model were constructed.First-principles calculations revealed that Fe2+/Fe3+doping significantly redshifts the absorption spectral,induces spin-polarized impurity bands near the Fermi level,and leads to evident spin polarization phenomenon.Fe2+and Fe3+exhibit different effects on the electronic structures and magneto and optical properties of the doped system.Specifically,Fe3+doping enhances the dominant role of p-d exchange interaction and the Fe3+doped systems are likely to obtain high Curie temperature and magnetic moment at the same doping concentration and position;moreover,the imaginary part and absorption spectrum of the dielectric function of Fe2+-doped SnO2systems have large new peaks in the low-energy region,which are attributed to electronic transitions from the spin-polarized impurity levels to the conduction band.Through the first-principles study,we reasonably explained the magnetic origin of the Fe-doped SnO2system,confirmed the influence of different valence states Fe on the electronic structure and magneto and optical properties of the SnO2system.This has a theoretical guiding significance for the application of Fe-doped SnO2photocatalysts and diluted magnetic semiconductor.
Keywords/Search Tags:Fe doped SnO2, Fe2+/Fe3+, Point defect, Magneto and optical properties, First-principle
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