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Parameters for in situ growth of high Tc superconducting thin films using an oxygen plasma source

R. J. Spah, H. F. Hess, H. L. Stormer, A. E. White, K. T. Short

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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