Karuppasamy, 2013 - Google Patents
Electrochromism in surface modified crystalline WO3 thin films grown by reactive DC magnetron sputteringKaruppasamy, 2013
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- 14384188414475103913
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- Karuppasamy A
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- Applied surface science
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In the present work, tungsten oxide thin films were deposited at various oxygen chamber pressures (1.0–5.0× 10− 3 mbar) by maintaining the sputtering power density and argon pressure constant at 3.0 W/cm 2 and 1.2× 10− 2 mbar, respectively. The role of surface …
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