Nano-Crystalline and Thin Film Magnetic Oxides pp 371-376 | Cite as
In Situ Deposition of HTSC YBCO Thin Films by High Temperature Spray Pyrolysis
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Abstract
The spray pyrolysis (deposition from aerosol) is an approved perspective low cost (simple) non-vacuum method for preparation of HTSC films. By “in situ” spray pyrolysis (without postannealing) more smooth HTSC films can be obtained at considerably lower synthesis temperatures as compared to the low temperature spray pyrolysis (with postannealing); at the same time a wider range of substrates can be used due to the minimum surface-film interface width [1, 2]. An additional advantage of the method is the possibility of depositing HTSC thin films on large-area surfaces.
Keywords
Substrate Temperature Spray Pyrolysis YBCO Film Lower Synthesis Temperature Spray Atomization
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