Patent classifications
C23C14/088
Method for manufacturing transparent conductive film
A method of manufacturing a transparent conductive film comprising preparing a substrate; and forming a thin film comprising—a compound of Chemical Formula 1 on the substrate:
Ba.sub.pLa.sub.qSn.sub.mO.sub.n Formula 1
wherein p, q, m and n are atomic content ratios, p, m and n each are independently more than 0 and less than or equal to 6, and q is 0 or 1, wherein the forming of the thin film is performed by an RF sputtering process at a temperature of 250° C. or lower.
PIEZOELECTRIC LAMINATE, PIEZOELECTRIC ELEMENT, AND PIEZOELECTRIC LAMINATE MANUFACTURING METHOD
A piezoelectric stack, including: a substrate; an electrode film; and a piezoelectric film comprising an alkali niobium oxide of a perovskite structure represented by a composition formula of (K.sub.1-xNa.sub.x)NbO.sub.3 (0<x<1), wherein an average light transmittance through the piezoelectric film in a wavelength region of visible light and near-infrared ray is 65% or more.
METAL-ORGANIC PULSED LASER DEPOSITION FOR STOICHIOMETRIC COMPLEX OXIDE THIN FILMS
Methods and systems for forming complex oxide films are provided. Also provided are complex oxide films and heterostructures made using the methods and electronic devices incorporating the complex oxide films and heterostructures. In the methods pulsed laser deposition is conducted in an atmosphere containing a metal-organic precursor to form highly stoichiometric complex oxides.
ION BEAM SPUTTERING WITH ION ASSISTED DEPOSITION FOR COATINGS ON CHAMBER COMPONENTS
A method includes performing ion beam sputtering with ion assisted deposition to deposit a protective layer on a surface of a body. The protective layer is a plasma resistant rare earth-containing film of a thickness less than 1000 .Math.m. The porosity of the protective layer is below 1%. The plasma resistant rare earth-containing film consists of 40 mol% to less than 100 mol% of Y.sub.2O.sub.3, over 0 mol% to 60 mol% of ZrO.sub.2, and 0 mol% to 9 mol% of Al.sub.2O.sub.3.
Ferroelectric Perovskite Oxide-Based Photovoltaic Materials
A ferroelectric perovskite composition, comprising a perovskite oxide ABO.sub.3, and a doping agent selected from perovskites of Ba(Ni,Nb)O.sub.3 and Ba(Ni,Nb)O.sub.3-δ. The ferroelectric perovskite composition may be represented by the formula: xBa(Ni,Nb)O.sub.3.(1-x)ABO.sub.3 or xBa(Ni,Nb)O.sub.3-δ.(1-x)ABO.sub.3. A method of producing the ferroelectric perovskite composition in thin film form is also provided.
DIELECTRIC THIN FILM, DIELECTRIC THIN FILM ELEMENT, PIEZOELECTRIC ACTUATOR, PIEZOELECTRIC SENSOR, HEAD ASSEMBLY, HEAD STACK ASSEMBLY, HARD DISK DRIVE, PRINTER HEAD AND INKJET PRINTER DEVICE
Provided is a dielectric thin film including a metal oxide. The metal oxide includes bismuth, sodium, barium, and titanium, at least a part of the metal oxide is a tetragonal crystal having a perovskite structure, and a (100) plane of at least a part of the tetragonal crystal is oriented in a normal direction do of a surface of the dielectric thin film 3.
DIELECTRIC HAVING HIGH-DIELECTRIC CONSTANT, METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME, TARGET MATERIAL FOR MANUFACTURING THE DIELECTRIC, ELECTRONIC DEVICE INCLUDING THE DIELECTRIC, AND ELECTRONIC APPARATUS INCLUDING THE ELECTRONIC DEVICE
Disclosed are a high-dielectric and method of manufacturing the same, a target material used for manufacturing the high-dielectric, an electronic device including the high-dielectric, and an electronic apparatus including the electronic device. The high-dielectric includes a first material including oxygen and at least two components, and a second material different from the first materials. The first material is a dielectric having a dielectric constant greater than a dielectric constant of silicon oxide, and the second material is an element for reducing a crystallization temperature of the first material. The content of the second material with respect to the first material may be within a range that does not deteriorate leakage current characteristics of the first material. The content of the second material may be in a range of about 0.1 atomic % to about 10 atomic %, about 0.1 atomic % to about 8.5 atomic %, or about 0.1 atomic % to about 2 atomic %.
PIEZOELECTRIC CERAMIC SPUTTERING TARGET, LEAD-FREE PIEZOELECTRIC THIN FILM AND PIEZOELECTRIC THIN FILM ELEMENT USING THE SAME
A piezoelectric ceramic sputtering target containing a perovskite type oxide represented by chemical formula (I) of ABO.sub.3 as a main component, wherein the component A of the chemical formula (I) contains at least K (potassium) and/or Na (sodium), the component B of the chemical formula (I) contains at least Nb (niobium), the piezoelectric ceramic sputtering target is composed of a plurality of crystal grains; and the average particle diameter of the crystal grains is larger than 3 μm and not larger than 30 μm.
PIEZOELECTRIC CERAMIC SPUTTERING TARGET, LEAD-FREE PIEZOELECTRIC THIN FILM AND PIEZOELECTRIC THIN FILM ELEMENT USING THE SAME
A piezoelectric ceramic sputtering target containing a perovskite type oxide represented by chemical formula (I) of ABO.sub.3 as a main component, wherein the component A of the chemical formula (I) contains at least K (potassium) and/or Na (sodium), the component B of the chemical formula (I) contains at least one selected from the group consisting of Nb (niobium), Ta (tantalum) and Zr (zirconium) with Nb (niobium) as a necessity, the piezoelectric ceramic sputtering target is composed of a plurality of crystal grains and grain boundaries existing among the crystal grains, and in the grain boundary, the molar ratio of at least one of Nb (niobium), Ta (tantalum), and Zr (zirconium) in the B components is higher than the molar ratio in the interior of the crystal grains by 30% or more.
Method for Making Ferroelectric Material Thin Films
A method of growing a FE material thin film using physical vapor deposition by pulsed laser deposition or RF sputtering is disclosed. The method involves creating a target to be used for the pulsed laser deposition in order to create a KBNNO thin film. The resultant KBNNO thin film is able to be used in photovoltaic cells.