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研究生: 吳美玲
Meei-ling Wu
論文名稱: 不同摻鐵濃度之鈮酸鋰的遠紅外線光譜及拉曼散射光譜研究
The Far-infrared and Raman Scattering study of different concentrations of iron doped LiNbO3 crystal
指導教授: 楊遵榮
Yang, Tzuen-Rong
學位類別: 碩士
Master
系所名稱: 物理學系
Department of Physics
論文出版年: 2001
畢業學年度: 89
語文別: 英文
中文關鍵詞: 傅利葉遠紅外線反射光譜拉曼散射光譜鈮酸鋰聲子模
英文關鍵詞: Fourier transform Infrared spectrum, Raman scattering spectrum, LiNbO3, phonon modes
論文種類: 學術論文
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  • 本實驗使用傅利葉遠紅外線反射光譜以及拉曼散射光譜‚來檢測不同濃度的摻鐵鈮酸鋰在不同溫度下的聲子模。塊材鐵鈮酸鋰的摻鐵濃度分別是: 50ppm、100ppm、300ppm、500ppm及750ppm。
    根據群論理論,鈮酸鋰在波向量為零的狀況下有27個振動模,分別是4 A1、5 A1 和9E(其中E振動模簡併數是2) 。拉曼散射光譜儀及傅利葉遠紅外線光譜儀可以測出A1聲子模和E聲子模,本實驗所測出不含鐵鈮酸鋰的A1聲子模如下: 250, 275, 331, 633 cm-1 而E聲子模則分別為157, 172, 235.5, 321.5, 354.7, 439.3, 578 and 625 cm-1 。
    經實驗結果發現,含不同濃度鐵的鈮酸鋰其聲子的頻率,似乎沒有什麼變化,這可能是鐵的濃度太小,因此看不出明顯的改變。但是當我們將溫度降到30K 時,在80 cm-1量測到因鐵的加入所產生的聲子,且這個聲子的頻率隨著含鐵的濃度的增加而略為增加,含鐵300ppm 的聲子頻率是81 cm-1、含鐵500ppm 的聲子頻率是82 cm-1、而含鐵750ppm 的聲子頻率則是83 cm-1。參考過去文獻,這個頻率的聲子應該是首次被我們所報告的。此外我們還發現在30K時,含鐵濃度750ppm 的鈮酸鋰中有兩個頻率為236.3 cm-1 和280cm-1 的聲子很清楚的分開來。
    在本實驗中無論是利用傅利葉遠紅外線反射光譜儀或是拉曼散射光譜儀均無法測到E-TO5的存在,‚但是文獻上沒有紀錄281 cm-1頻率的聲子卻是被我們量測到了,我們還發現含鐵濃度100ppm 的鈮酸鋰中,E-TO7 移到435.5 cm-1 而其他濃度的樣品E-TO7 的頻率均約在439 cm-1。比較純鈮酸鋰得知,80 cm-1左右的聲子應是由於摻鐵的緣故,而281cm-1左右的聲子來源則有待近一步研究。

    Abstract
    We study the LiNbO3 (Fe – doped) crystals by Infrared absorption spectra and Raman scattering. The samples were Fe-doped with 000ppm, 050ppm, 100ppm, 300ppm, 500ppm and 750ppm.
    According to the group theory, There are 27 vibration modes for pureLiNbO3 at zero wave vector, which are divided as 4A1、5A2, and 9E modes (E modes degenerate into 2). Whereas A1 modes and E modes are both Raman and infrared active, A2 modes are Raman and infrared inactive.
    In our experiment, the modes of A1 group are found as 250, 275, 331, 633 cm-1 and the modes of E are found as157, 172, 235.5, 321.5, 354.7, 439.3, 578 and 625 cm-1, All these modes corresponding to the group theory.
    In our study, different concentrations of iron doped LiNbO3, almost do not have obvious change in the frequencies of the phonon modes. It may be due to the small concentrations of doped iron. In our experiment, when the temperature was lowered to 30K, an impurity mode around 80cm-1 appeared. This is the first report in the infrared study . The frequency of this impurity mode is 81cm-1 for 300ppm iron-doped LiNbO3, 82 cm-1 for 500ppm iron-doped LiNbO3 and 83 cm-1 for 750ppm iron-doped LiNbO3. At 30 K, lines 236.3 cm-1 and 280 cm-1 were clearly separated only in 750 ppm sample.
    The mode E-TO5 calculated by by Caciuc et al. 15 is 334 cm-1 and is
    419 cm-1 by Parinski et al. 16 was
    not found neither in our experiment nor in the literature . According to the literature, the mode 281 was not reported neither by theory nor by experiment reports. We also found E-TO7 shift to 434.5 cm-1 of 100 ppm doped sample, ( for other concentration sample, E-TO7 is around 439 cm-1)

    CONTENTS Aknowlegment………………………………….………. …………………… .……..1 Abstract………………………………………….……………………………….…....2 List of tables …………………………………………………………….…….…...….5 List of Figures………………………………………………………………………....6 Chapter 1. Introduction…………………..……………………………………………7 Chapter 2. The Structure of LiNbO3 ………………………………..…………..……10 2-1 Appearance…………………………………..……………….………11 2-2 Structure………………………………………………….…………..11. Chapter 3. Theory…………………………….………………………………………20 3-1 Optical process………………………..………………………..……20 3-2 Electromegnetic wave in medium……………………………………20 3-3 Phonon in Semiconductor………………………………………….…22 3-4 Contribution of free carriers……………………………………….…23 3-5 Physical meanings of the Response Dielectric Function……………..24 Chapter 4 Procedures of measurement and instruments……………………………26 4-1 Introduction to Fourier Transform Spectroscopy (FTS)of Infrared radiation measurement……………………………………….26 4-1-2 Light source:………………………………………..…………30 4-1-3 Aperture changer:………………………………………..……30 4-1-4 Beamsplitter………………………………………………...…31 4-1-5. Mirror Scanner…………………………………………..……31 4-1-6 Filter changer ……………………………………………….. 32 4-1-7 Window…………………………………..……………………..32 4-1-8 Beam collimation …………………………………………….33 4-1-9 Detector…………………………………………..……………..33 4-2 General theory of FTIR …………………………………..…………….34 4-3 Raman Scattering Spectroscopy-……………………………..……… ...37 4-3-1 Light Source …………………………………………..………. 39 4-3-2 outer part of optical configuration……………………...……… .39 4-3-3 Monochromator ……………………………………...………… 39 4-4The theory of Raman Scattering………………………….…..…….42 Chapter 5 Result…………………………………………………………….……..……..44 5-1 infrared reflective spectrum…………………………………………...…46 5-2 infrared reflective fitted spectrum…………………………………...…..49 5-3 Raman scattering spectrum………………………………………………54 5-4 numerical data from infrared fitting spectrum……………………..……58 Chapter 6 Discussion and Conclusions……………………………………………….....62 6-1 Discussion…………………………………………………………….....62 6-2 Conclusions………………………………………………..……………65 Reference……………………………………………………………………..…………66

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