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Crystallization of electron beam evaporated a-Si films on textured glass substrates by flash lamp annealing

Kurata et al., 2019

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14264708642038679911
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Kurata K
Ohdaira K
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Japanese Journal of Applied Physics

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We investigate the crystallization of amorphous silicon (a-Si) films, by flash lamp annealing (FLA), formed by electron beam (EB) evaporation on textured glass substrates. We confirmed that EB-evaporated a-Si films formed on textured glass can be crystallized by FLA …
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