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Xu et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Effects of atomic oxygen on the growth of NiO films by reactive magnetron sputtering deposition

Xu et al., 2022

Document ID
1323467548243525344
Author
Xu W
Mao X
Zhou N
Zhang Q
Peng B
Shen Y
Publication year
Publication venue
Vacuum

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Reactive sputtering deposition has been widely applied to the preparation of oxide films, but a method is still needed to stably control the deposition process and the film growth. In this work, the plasma in the vicinity of sputtering target is studied by optical emission …
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