PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSPARENT CONDUCTING TIN OXIDE THIN-FILM ELECTRODES BY CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION FROM REACTIVE THERMAL EVAPORATION OF SNCL2
Yp. Yadava et al., PREPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF TRANSPARENT CONDUCTING TIN OXIDE THIN-FILM ELECTRODES BY CHEMICAL-VAPOR-DEPOSITION FROM REACTIVE THERMAL EVAPORATION OF SNCL2, Materials chemistry and physics, 48(3), 1997, pp. 263-267
A chemical vapour deposition technique has been developed for highly t
ransparent conducting tin oxide thin films from the reactive thermal e
vaporation of SnCl2. We have demonstrated that good quality tin oxide
thin films for electrode application in electronic devices can be prod
uced by such a technologically simple and inexpensive way. Best result
s concerning optical transmittance, electrical conductivity and crysta
llinity (SnO2) were obtained in this way at substrate temperatures in
the range of 500-550 degrees C.