2017
DOI: 10.1063/1.4976389
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Electrochromic NiO thin films prepared by spin coating

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“…Nickel oxide thin films can be synthesized using various techniques. Among them, the spin coating technique is a more convenient and easy way by which homogenous and high-quality films can be obtained at a low cost [ 90 ]. This technique is used to deposit a thin layer of materials on a flat surface by spinning the substrate at high speeds ranging from 1000 to 8000 rpm.…”
Section: Major Fabrication Techniques For Ihtmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nickel oxide thin films can be synthesized using various techniques. Among them, the spin coating technique is a more convenient and easy way by which homogenous and high-quality films can be obtained at a low cost [ 90 ]. This technique is used to deposit a thin layer of materials on a flat surface by spinning the substrate at high speeds ranging from 1000 to 8000 rpm.…”
Section: Major Fabrication Techniques For Ihtmmentioning
confidence: 99%
“… 12,13 NiO thin films have been deposited by a variety of physical routes (such as magnetron sputtering, 14–16 pulsed laser deposition, 17 and electron beam deposition 18 ) and chemical routes (including sol–gel processing, 19 spray pyrolysis, 20 and atomic layer deposition 21 ). NiO shows promise in myriad applications, such as thin film transistors, 22–25 pn junctions, 26–29 electrochromic displays, 30 resistive switching memory, 31 optoelectronic, 32,33 and photovoltaic 17,33–35 devices. NiO based printed devices have been used in several applications, such as pesticide detection, 36 as thermistors, 37 and as hole-transport layers in solar cells.…”
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“…Ammonia was added drop by drop to maintain the pH value at 10.4. The cleaned micro glass and ZnO seed layer [16] was used as substrates and they were immersed vertically with the help of a substrate holder. The solution was stirred by magnetic stirrer at 70±5 °C in order to get the uniform coating on the substrate.…”
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confidence: 99%