Table 1 An overview of recent works on IMO thin films with their properties.

From: Flexible transparent heteroepitaxial conducting oxide with mobility exceeding 100 cm2 V−1 s−1 at room temperature

Technique

Tprocess (°C)

Φ (10−3 Ω−1)

Rs (Ω/▫)

T (%)

ρ (Ω cm)

μ (cm2 V−1 s−1)

n (cm−3)

Mo doping

Thickness (nm)

Substrate

RF sputteringa

550

97.6

1.37

81.8

4.5 × 10−5

109

1.3 × 1021

4 wt%

300

Mica

PLD23

700

39.18

8.9

90

8.9 × 10−5

138

4.7 × 1020

2 at%

100

Quartz

AA-CVD15

450

31.29

1.8

75

1.2 × 10−4

119

4.4 × 1020

650

Glass

RTE17

350

21.47

5

80.0

1.8 × 10−4

130

2.6 × 1020

4 wt%

370

Glass

ARE25

300

18

26

93

6.5 × 10−4

24

4.0 × 1020

3 at%

250

Glass

AACVD26

450

13.3

2.1

69.9

1.4 × 10−4

123

3.7 × 1020

3.1 at%

670

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Spray pyrolysis24

550

10.2

1.33

83

4.0 × 10−4

148

1.0 × 1020

0.5 at%

300

Glass

Mist-CVD21

600

7.04

8

75

4.4 × 10−4

93

1.5 × 1020

0.8 at%

550

Glass

Co-sputtering27

600

5.24

24.57

81.6

4.9 × 10−4

40

2.5 × 1020

200

Glass

Spray pyrolysis28

400

2.5

17.2

73

6.8 × 10−4

90

1.0 × 1021

0.5 at%

525

Glass

RF sputtering20

300

1.51

71

80

3.55 × 10−4

41.56

4.2 × 1020

2.36 wt%

50

Glass

RF sputtering22

550

1.14

49.48

75.0

4.95 × 10−4

27

4.7 × 1020

2.0 wt%

100

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  1. aThis work.