Study of Nickel oxide thin films deposited byspray pyrolysis, solar cells applications

A copper nitrate was used and dissolved in two different solutions (Water, Methanol) S1 and S2 respectively in order to obtain an equal concentration;CS1, S2= 0.5M.The spray

The X-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and UV-vis spectrophotometry were used to determinate the structural, morphological and optical properties

In this work, a copper oxide thin films were deposed by a simple and inexpensive technique (spray pyrolysis) on ordinary glass substrates at a fixed temperature T=500°C. and

The structural, optical and electrical, properties of the films were determined using X-ray diffraction, UV visible transmittance and Hall Effect measurements respectively.

The aim of our work is the development and characterization of nickel oxide thin films deposited by the technique of spray pyrolysis on glass substrates.. This

Abstract : An unbalanced radiofrequency magnetron sputtering, at low pressure argon-oxygen gas mixture, was used to elaborate copper oxide films.. Analyses of the deposited layers

«Property variations of direct-current reactive magnetron sputtered copper oxide thin films deposited at different oxygen partial pressures», Thin Solid Films Vol. Wang, et

Successive annealing of samples for 20 minutes at 450 °C (Fig. 6c) and 20 minutes at 500 °C shows the increase of TiO 2 cystallinity with the increase of the annealing temperature.