J. George et Cs. Menon, ELECTRICAL-PROPERTIES OF THERMALLY EVAPORATED INDIUM OXIDE THIN-FILMS, Indian Journal of Pure & Applied Physics, 33(11), 1995, pp. 700-705
The electrical conductivity and activation energies have been measured
in the temperature range 27-377 degrees C for the In2O3 thin films pr
epared by thermal evaporation in oxygen atmosphere. It is found that a
nnealed In2O3 thin film possesses resistivity 2-10 times more than tha
t in as deposited film. The variation of activation energy with thickn
ess and temperature has been analysed to understand the conduction mec
hanism. The oxygen deficiency is used to explain the electrical proper
ties.