2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-4534(01)01106-6
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Growth and domain structure of YBa2Cu3Ox thin films and YBa2Cu3Ox/CeO2 heterostructures on tilted NdGaO3 substrates

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“…Films grown on substrates with a tilt angle of close to 10 have better grain alignment and improved current-carrying ability [5,6]. There has been considerable interest in such films due to their potential application in Josephsonjunction design [7][8][9], in particular for highly sensitive detectors of electromagnetic radiation.The growth of YBCO films on tilted substrates is also known to produce planar defects, which become channels for easy vortex motion [5,6,10]. These channels are separated by 5-10 m and run parallel to the terrace structure, causing considerable anisotropy in both the flux penetration and the effective critical current.…”
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“…Films grown on substrates with a tilt angle of close to 10 have better grain alignment and improved current-carrying ability [5,6]. There has been considerable interest in such films due to their potential application in Josephsonjunction design [7][8][9], in particular for highly sensitive detectors of electromagnetic radiation.The growth of YBCO films on tilted substrates is also known to produce planar defects, which become channels for easy vortex motion [5,6,10]. These channels are separated by 5-10 m and run parallel to the terrace structure, causing considerable anisotropy in both the flux penetration and the effective critical current.…”
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“…Films grown on substrates with a tilt angle of close to 10 have better grain alignment and improved current-carrying ability [5,6]. There has been considerable interest in such films due to their potential application in Josephsonjunction design [7][8][9], in particular for highly sensitive detectors of electromagnetic radiation.…”
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“…The rocking curve in a wide angular range technique allows rapid determination of mutual orientation of the crystallographic planes of the thin film, substrate surface plane and substrate crystallographic planes [2] …”
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“…The possibility to prepare biepitaxial thin films and structures for other tilt angles was demonstrated in [2], while Kim et al [3] fabricated Josephson junctions for a tilt angle of 30º using miscut SrTiO 3 substrate.…”
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“…As a result of suppression of YBCO film orientation with an axis [0 0 1] Y close to the substrate surface, different number of YBCO domain systems (one, two or three) are formed, depending on the CeO 2 orientation. The morphology of such films, investigated with the AFM, showed pyramidal, edge or needle structures, formation of which was probably being caused by different number of domain systems in the film [11].…”
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