A novel atomic layer deposition process for the preparation of fluoride thin films in a temperature range of 225 degrees C-400 degrees C is introduced. The crystallinity, morphology, composition, thicknesses, refractive indices, and transmittance of the films are analyzed. Low impurity levels are obtained at 350 degrees C-400 degrees C with good stoichiometry. Refractive indices of 1.34-1.42 for MgF2, 1.43 for CaF2, and 1.57-1.61 for LaF3 films are obtained
We have studied growth of GdLiF4 thin films for optical waveguide applications. Epitaxial, c-axis or...
As a result of health and safety issues surrounding the use of radioactive materials on coated optic...
The structure evolution characteristics of MgF2 and NdF3 optical thin films on CaF2 (111) substrates...
CaF2, SrF2, and ZnF2 thin films have been deposited on glass substrates for the first time using ato...
Magnesium fluoride is an ultraviolet (UV) transparent material which is widely used in optical appli...
ArF lithography technology requires minimization of optical losses due to scattering and absorption....
Lanthanide fluoride thin films have gained interest as materials for various optical applications, i...
Gadolinium fluoride is an attractive optical material with applications in, e.g., deep-UV lithograph...
Lithium fluoride is an important material for ultraviolet optical systems, possessing among the larg...
Atomic control of thin film growth and removal is essential for semiconductor processing. Atomic lay...
The atomic layer deposition (ALD) of a variety of metal fluorides including ZrF<sub>4</sub>, MnF<sub...
Metal fluorides typically have a low refractive index and a very high transparency and find many app...
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is an advanced thin film deposition method with an essential role in e...
The need for advanced energy conversion and storage devices remains a critical challenge amid the gr...
In the thickness range 50-500 nm at substrate temperatures of 300, 375 and 575 K the structures of p...
We have studied growth of GdLiF4 thin films for optical waveguide applications. Epitaxial, c-axis or...
As a result of health and safety issues surrounding the use of radioactive materials on coated optic...
The structure evolution characteristics of MgF2 and NdF3 optical thin films on CaF2 (111) substrates...
CaF2, SrF2, and ZnF2 thin films have been deposited on glass substrates for the first time using ato...
Magnesium fluoride is an ultraviolet (UV) transparent material which is widely used in optical appli...
ArF lithography technology requires minimization of optical losses due to scattering and absorption....
Lanthanide fluoride thin films have gained interest as materials for various optical applications, i...
Gadolinium fluoride is an attractive optical material with applications in, e.g., deep-UV lithograph...
Lithium fluoride is an important material for ultraviolet optical systems, possessing among the larg...
Atomic control of thin film growth and removal is essential for semiconductor processing. Atomic lay...
The atomic layer deposition (ALD) of a variety of metal fluorides including ZrF<sub>4</sub>, MnF<sub...
Metal fluorides typically have a low refractive index and a very high transparency and find many app...
Atomic layer deposition (ALD) is an advanced thin film deposition method with an essential role in e...
The need for advanced energy conversion and storage devices remains a critical challenge amid the gr...
In the thickness range 50-500 nm at substrate temperatures of 300, 375 and 575 K the structures of p...
We have studied growth of GdLiF4 thin films for optical waveguide applications. Epitaxial, c-axis or...
As a result of health and safety issues surrounding the use of radioactive materials on coated optic...
The structure evolution characteristics of MgF2 and NdF3 optical thin films on CaF2 (111) substrates...