Growth of transparent electrical conducting films of indium and tin oxides by chemical vapor deposition

ITO structures (indium and tin oxides)/glass characterized by high conductivity and transparency and a thickness of up to 3 μm applicable for the fabrication of solar cells on their basis were grown by the chemical vapor deposition technique in a quasi-closed volume using a separate evaporator.

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Chemical vapor deposition
Conductivity
Decomposition
Efficiency
Electrical Machines and Networks
Engineering
Evaporation
Fabrication
Gas flow
Glass
Glass substrates
Heliotechnical Materials Science
Indium
Photovoltaic cells
Power Electronics
Ratios
Reagents
Resistivity
Silicon
Solar cells
Solar energy
Studies
Temperature
Tin
Tin oxides
title Growth of transparent electrical conducting films of indium and tin oxides by chemical vapor deposition
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