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High rate DC-reactive sputter deposition of Y2O3 film on the textured metal substrate for the superconducting coated conductor

  • Ho Sup Kim
  • , Chan Park*
  • , Rock Kil Ko
  • , Dongqui Shi
  • , Jun Ki Chung
  • , Hong Soo Ha
  • , Yu Mi Park
  • , Kyu Jeong Song
  • , Do Jun Youm
  • *Corresponding author for this work
  • Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute
  • Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology

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Abstract

Y2O3 film was directly deposited on Ni-3at%W substrate by DC reactive sputtering. DC reactive sputtering was carried out using metallic Y target and water vapor for oxidizing the elements of metallic target on the substrate. The detailed conditions of DC reactive sputtering for depositions of Y2O3 films were investigated. The window of water vapor for proper growth of Y2O3 films was determined by sufficient oxidations of the Y2O3 films and the non-oxidation of the target surface, which was required for high rate sputtering. The window turned out to be fairly wide in the chamber used. As the sputtering power was raised, the deposition rate increased without narrowing the window. The fabricated Y2O3 films showed good texture qualities and surface morphologies. The YBCO film deposited directly on the Y2O3 buffered Ni-3at%W substrate showed Tc, Ic (77 K, self field), and Jc (77 K, self field) of 89 K, 64 A/cm and 1.1 MA/cm2, respectively.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)926-932
Number of pages7
JournalPhysica C: Superconductivity and its Applications
Volume426-431
Issue numberII
DOIs
StatePublished - 2005
EventProceedings of the 17th Internatioanl Symposium on Superconductivity (ISS 2004) Advances in Superconductivity -
Duration: 2004.11.232004.11.25

Keywords

  • Buffer layer
  • Coated conductor
  • DC reactive sputtering
  • YO

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