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The height of the barrier determines by using​

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The barrier height ϕB, defined in figure 1, is calculated from charge neutrality and charge distribution between the metal (surface charge density Qm), the oxide (fixed charge q Nf), the interface-trapped states (Qit) and the semiconductor (charge in the depletion region Qs).

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