Structural and optical properties of spray-deposited CdIn2Se4 thin films

Electrical, structural and optical properties of SnO2:F thin films: Effect of the substrate temperature

“…It is observed that crystallite size increases initially with increase in substrate temperature reaches the maximum 33 nm at 475 • C and thereafter it goes on decreasing with increase in substrate temperature. Increase in crystallinity and crystallite size with substrate temperature is due to the optimum rate of supply of thermal energy for recrystallization with substrate temperature [27]. The values of crystallite size for different substrate temperatures are shown in Table 1.…”

Electrical transport and optical properties of Zn doped Bi–Se chalcogenide glasses

“…In recent years, there is much interest in the preparation and characterization of chalcogenide thin films because of their potential applications in the various fields [1][2][3][4]. Semiconducting chalcogenide glasses have been studied since the 60s of the last century and have reached now the stage of practical applications in several technological fields because of their promising properties which make them useful as materials for infrared optical fibers, recording layer materials in optical phase change technique, optoelectronic circuits, magnetic sensors and more recently in the development of ovonic unified memory [5][6][7].…”

Structural, optical and electrical properties studies of ultrasonically deposited tin oxide (SnO 2 ) thin films with different substrate temperatures

“…As it can be seen the diffraction peaks were Increase in crystallinity with substrate temperature is may be due to the optimum rate of supply of thermal energy for recrystallization with substrate temperature as reported by Nikale et al [23].…”