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Sputtered Cadmium Oxide and Indium Oxide/Tin Oxide Films as Transparent Electrodes to Cadmium Sulfide
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1972
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Optical MaterialsEngineeringIndium Oxide/tin OxideThin Film Process TechnologyChemical DepositionCadmium SulfideThin Film ProcessingMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceElectrical EngineeringOxide ElectronicsThin Film MaterialsSemiconductor MaterialElectrochemistryWide Bandgap MaterialsTransparent ElectrodesMaterial AnalysisSurface ScienceApplied PhysicsThin Film DevicesThin FilmsSputtered Cadmium Oxide
Thin films of cadmium oxide and indium oxide/tin oxide were reactively sputtered from their respective metal or alloy targets. films combine sheet resistances of less than 100 ohms/square with optical transmission greater than 45% for wavelengths greater than 5000Aå, and make ohmic contacts with high‐resistivity films. Indium oxide/tin oxide films show optical transmission greater than 45% for wavelengths greater than 4000Aå and sheet resistances of 100 to 200 ohms/square. Indium oxide/tin oxide also makes useful contacts to films, but reduces the resistivity of the films. A band diagram is proposed which qualitatively explains the ohmic nature of the contacts between two wide bandgap materials.