Optical Properties of Cu0.95Pt0.05Fe0.97Sn0.03O2 for p-Type Transparent Conducting Oxide Materials

Chesta Ruttanapun; Sagulthai Kahatta; Ban Jong Boonchom; Naratip Vittayakorn; Montree Thongkam; Samart Kongteweelert; Somsak Woramongkonchai; Pachenchaiput Chaiyasit

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.717.15

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Optical Properties of Cu_0.95Pt_0.05Fe_0.97Sn_0.03O₂ for p-Type Transparent Conducting Oxide Materials

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The Cu_0.95Pt_0.05Fe_0.97Sn_0.03O₂ sample has been synthesized by a solid-state reaction to investigate optical properties of materials of transparent conducting oxide. Crystal structure was characterized by XRD. The Seebeck coefficient and electrical conductivity were measured in the high temperature (300 to 860 K), while the XPS and UV-VIS-NIR spectra were analyzed at room temperature. The XRD peaks confirm the samples forming the delafossite structure phase. The Seebeck coefficient reveals the samples displays the p-type conducting. The XPS spectra show the Sn²⁺ state stabling in this compound. The optical direct gap is 3.45 eV as a visible-transparent material. These results support that the Cu_0.95Pt_0.05Fe_0.97Sn_0.03O₂ oxide compounds, of which the Cu¹⁺ and Fe³⁺ sites are substituted by the Pt¹⁺ and Sn²⁺ ions respectively, are p-type transparent conducting oxide materials.

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Chesta Ruttanapun, Sagulthai Kahatta, Ban Jong Boonchom, Naratip Vittayakorn, Montree Thongkam, Samart Kongteweelert, Somsak Woramongkonchai, Pachenchaiput Chaiyasit

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Delafossite Oxide Compound, Optical Property, p-Type Transparent Conducting Oxide

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