Structural, Optical and Electrical Properties of Multilayer Stacks ZnO:Al/Ag/ZnO:Al and ZrO2/Ag/ZrO2

Dimova‐Malinovska, D.; Lovchinov, K; Petrov, M.; Karashanova, Daniela; Angelov, O.

doi:10.1016/j.egypro.2014.12.356

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“…Therefore, developing a configuration with controllable conductivity based on ZnO material is the focus of current research. Metals are well-known for their excellent conductivity; however, continuous metal coatings diminish optical transmission. , Therefore, more and more scholars combine ZnO and metal to form a heterogeneous interface: , ZnO/Metal/ZnO, where the metal’s material thickness determines the conductivity of multilayer films. Metals have ductility, which also improves the mechanical stability of multilayer structures.…”

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“…Therefore, multilayer structure films based on metal Cu have become a research trend. Among the doped ZnO, AZO (Al-doped ZnO) has better conductivity. − Domestic and foreign scholars have widely studied the ZnO/Cu/ZnO structure, but there are relatively few studies on the AZO/Cu/AZO structure, and verification work in simulation has not been reported. The combination of transparent and conductive AZO and cheap Cu has important research significance.…”

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Building an Efficient Optoelectronic Property at the AZO/Cu/AZO Heterogeneous Interface with Copper Intercalation

Wang,

Yang

2023

Crystal Growth & Design

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The AZO/Cu/AZO heterogeneous interface is prepared to improve the optoelectronic property of AZO as Cu intercalation is introduced. The experimental results show that the Cu layer is at 8 nm, the (002) peak intensity of the sample reaches the maximum, the crystallization quality is the best, the roughness is the lowest, and the transmittance and conductivity have better values. In the meantime, the simulation results show that the interface of AZO/Cu is bonded, and the conductivity of AZO/ Cu is higher than that of AZO, but the transmittance is the opposite. This is consistent with the experimental results. The research implies that we can design efficient optoelectronic properties with an AZO/Cu/AZO heterogeneous interface by adjusting Cu intercalation.

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