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publicationNumber KR-100667043-B1
titleOfInvention Zinc oxide single crystal thin film manufacturing method
abstract The present invention includes the steps of charging a substrate into a sputtering chamber equipped with a ZnO target, injecting the argon (Ar) gas and oxygen (O 2 ) gas with a mass flow meter to maintain a predetermined ratio, and the substrate Preheating to a target temperature, and applying an RF power to a cathode to which the target is attached to ionize the argon (Ar) gas and the oxygen (O 2 ) gas in a space between the target and the substrate to a plasma state. And growing a ZnO thin film by bombarding ions ionized in the plasma state with the target such that a sputtered target material is continuously deposited on the substrate. According to the present invention, it is possible to grow a high quality single crystal zinc oxide (ZnO) epitaxial thin film by RF economical radio frequency magnetron sputtering method.n n n n ZnO single crystal, RF magnetron sputtering, RF-DC magnetron co-sputtering
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