英文摘要 |
Zinc oxide (ZnO) films have attracted much attention for use assensors, surface acoustic wave elements, transparent conductive film, andfluorescent materials because of their piezoelectric effects, conductiveeffects, light emission effects, and so on. In this study, two differentelectrodeposition methods (constant-potential and constant-current) havebeen applied to investigate the formation mechanism of ZnO on indium tinoxide (ITO). The crystallinity, surface morphology, composition andtransmittance of the deposition ZnO on ITO substrate were investigated byX-ray diffraction (XRD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), electronprobe X-ray microanalyzer (EPMA), and UV-Visible Spectrometer. XRDshows a preferential orientation (002) that increases strongly, in direct ratiowith deposition time and pH value. Additionally, SEM micrographs showthe ZnO electrodeposits consisted of columnar grains, which grew with c axis perpendicular to the substrate. Furthermore, experimental resultsindicate that smaller grains, uniformity and higher transmittance of ZnOfilms result from electrodeposition under constant-potential. Thetransmittance at 700 nm for ZnO thin films prepared by electrochemicaldeposition approached 90%. In this paper, we also report on the structure ofelectrodeposited ZnO nanorods on anodized aluminum oxide (AAO)template. The morphology examination of the ZnO/AAO nanorods werecarried out by SEM and AFM. |