M. Rami et al., HIGHLY CONDUCTING AND TRANSPARENT SPRAYED INDIUM TIN OXIDE, European journal of solid state and inorganic chemistry, 35(3), 1998, pp. 211-219
Spray pyrolysis process has been used to deposit highly transparent an
d conducting films of tin doped indium oxide onto glass substrates. Th
e electrical, optical and structural properties have been investigated
as a function of various deposition parameters namely dopant concentr
ations, temperature and nature of, substrates. X-ray diffraction patte
rns have shown that deposited films are polycrystalline without second
phases and have preferred orientation [400]. Indium tin oxide layers
with small; resistivity value around 7.10(-5) Omega.cm and transmissio
n coefficient in the visible and near IR range of about 85-90 % have b
een easily obtained.