Studies of Pulsed Laser Deposition Mechanism of WO3 Thin Films
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The growth dynamics of WO3 thin films by laser ablation of a WO3 monoclinic phase target was studied. Space and time-resolved optical spectra indicated the presence of neutral (WI), ionized (WII) and electronically excited molecule (WO) species in the plume. The reaction between W and O2 was manifested in the laser deposition. Raman spectra showed the films deposited over a target-substrate distance longer than 5 cm or (/and) under an ambient oxygen pressure lower than 200 mTorr deviated from the monoclinic phase of the target with shortened and bent bonds. This was due to the insufficient surface or (/and) gas oxidation. The oxygen pressure and the target-substrate distance were found to be important features in the stoichiometric and monoclinic phase formation. Both gas and surface reactions were responsible for the ultimate monoclinic phase formation in the pulse laser deposition. Parameters were optimised for the oxygen pressure and target-substrate distance.
- 2001-01-15
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