Study the Structural and Optical Properties of CuO Thin films Prepared by d.c Magnetron Sputtering
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https://doi.org/10.31257/2018/JKP/100209Keywords:
Thin films, Magnetron sputtering , Optical properties , magnetic fieldAbstract
In this research (CuO) films were prepared onto glass substrate of glass using plasma magnetron sputtering technique. The results of XRD showed that the thin films had a polycrystalline structure with monoclinic lattice unit cell. The roughness of the prepared films were identified by atomic force microscope (AFM), where the results showed that the roughness increased from (0.386-4.22)nm with increasing the thickness from(95-316)nm. Optical properties of the prepared films of (335-1135) nm showed that the absorption of the films decreased with increasing of wavelength for all thicknesses, optical energy gap for the prepared films decreased from (3.15-2.8)eV with increasing thickness from (95-316)nm.
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