Applied Physics Letters 53(5), 441 (1988).
Superconducting thin films of Dy-Ba-Cu-O have been grown on 3 in. sapphire wafers with a molecular beam deposition process. Dissociated oxygen from a glow discharge source was used to improve the oxygen incorporation. This allows growth on a relatively low-temperature substrate kept below 600 C followed by an in situ anneal below 400 C. Thin films of Dy-Ba-Cu-O which were fully superconducting at 40 K have been fabricated by this in situ growth process.
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