Optically transparent composite diamond/Ti electrodes
Optically transparent composite diamond/Ti electrodes
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10.1016/j.carbon.2017.04.035
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2017-08
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10.9
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P. Ashcheulov;A. Taylor;J. More-Chevalier;A. Kovalenko;Z. Remeš;J. Drahokoupil;P. Hubík;L. Fekete;L. Klimša;J. Kopeček;J. Remiášová;M. Kohout;O. Frank;L. Kavan;V. Mortet
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P. Ashcheulov;A. Taylor;J. More-Chevalier;A. Kovalenko;Z. Remeš;J. Drahokoupil;P. Hubík;L. Fekete;L. Klimša;J. Kopeček;J. Remiášová;M. Kohout;O. Frank;L. Kavan;V. Mortet
It is important for electro-optical applications of nanocrystalline diamond (NCD) films to achieve high optical transparency with low electrical resistivity. However, currently fabrication of highly transparent NCD films with reasonable electrical conductivity remains a challenge – any increase in conductivity simultaneously reduces transparency. Here, we report on fabrication of highly conductive and yet highly transparent electrodes based on boron-doped nanocrystalline diamond (B-NCD) films and Ti grids. We studied B-NCD films with variable boron content and thickness to determine preferable electrical and optical characteristics. Composite electrodes with a sheet resistance of 200 Ω/sq and optical transparency of 80% have been obtained by the integration of a thin nanostructured Ti-grid, sandwiched between the glass substrate and B-NCD layer.