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2 March 1993 Laser deposition of cubic and hexagonal structured CdS thin films
Xing Wu Wang, Robert J. Noble, D. J. Finnigan, F. Spitulnik, P. McGinnis, L. P. Fu, Athos P. Petrou
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Abstract
A Nd:YAG LASER operating at 1.064 micrometers was used to deposit CdS thin films on glass and GaAs (100) substrates. Depending on the substrate temperature, the as-deposited films were either cubic or hexagonal dominant. At a substrate temperature of approximately 200 degree(s)C, predominantly cubic structured films were grown while at approximately 400 degree(s)C the hexagonal phase was formed. The films were in the stoichiometric ratio of 1:1 for Cd:S. The surface of the films were optically smooth. Optical transmission revealed the room temperature absorption edge for the cubic films was close to 515 nm, and that of the hexagonal films was approximately 500 nm. At a temperature of 10 K, the absorption edge of the cubic film was 502 nm. Raman spectrum studies revealed the locations of the first two longitudinal optical (LO) modes for the cubic films were close to that of the hexagonal films.
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Xing Wu Wang, Robert J. Noble, D. J. Finnigan, F. Spitulnik, P. McGinnis, L. P. Fu, and Athos P. Petrou "Laser deposition of cubic and hexagonal structured CdS thin films", Proc. SPIE 1793, Integrated Optics and Microstructures, (2 March 1993); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.141211
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KEYWORDS
Cadmium sulfide

Thin films

Absorption

Gallium arsenide

Glasses

Thin film deposition

Crystals

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