Qin et al., 1999 - Google Patents

Processing and characterization of Ta2O5 films deposited by pulsed laser ablation

Qin et al., 1999

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17836349265881672978
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Qin Q
Fu Z
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A versatile, environmentally friendly metal oxide deposition technique—pulsed laser ablation—is described for the fabrication of thin films of Ta2O5. This technique is reported to have several advantages over other deposition methods (such as chemical vapor deposition …
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