1999
DOI: 10.1007/s003390051349
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Stoichiometry issues in pulsed-laser deposition of alloys grown from multicomponent targets

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“…October 13, 2007 p. 4 Additionally, there are a number of practical advantages of PLD, including "congruent transfer" from the target (under some circumstances [7]); layer-by-layer control by using multiple targets sequentially; the ability to ablate virtually any target; and the ability to deposit in reactive atmospheres for doping, alloying, or compound formation.…”
Section: Film Growth Mechanisms In Pldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…October 13, 2007 p. 4 Additionally, there are a number of practical advantages of PLD, including "congruent transfer" from the target (under some circumstances [7]); layer-by-layer control by using multiple targets sequentially; the ability to ablate virtually any target; and the ability to deposit in reactive atmospheres for doping, alloying, or compound formation.…”
Section: Film Growth Mechanisms In Pldmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Поріг абляції для даної речовини відповідає питомій потужності лазерного випромінювання (10 нс, 10 Гц, 1064 нм) 1,5×10 7 Вт/cм 2 [12]. Стосовно наявності на плівках крапель, то їх утворення потребує подальшого вивчення [13,14]. Відносно цього питання можемо вказати на три механізми їх формування.…”
Section: техніка і методикаunclassified
“…Doped ZnS thin films have been deposited using several methods [6], and PLD is regarded as a very promising technique [7], although depositing films with varying doping concentrations can be challenging: the conventional method is to ablate a single target for each composition, since stoichiometric transfer occurs in most cases in PLD [8], although non-stochiometric transfer also can occur [9]. A drawback of this technique is that the dopant concentration is fixed and varying it requires production of several targets, which is a time consuming task.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%