Method of depositing an electrically conductive oxide film on a textured metallic substrate and articles formed therefrom
AssigneeUT-Battelle, LLC
InventorsDavid K. Christen, Qing He
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AssigneeUT-Battelle, LLC
InventorsDavid K. Christen, Qing He
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The present invention provides a biaxially textured laminate article having a polycrystalline biaxially textured metallic substrate with an electrically conductive oxide layer epitaxially deposited thereon and methods for producing same. In one embodiment a biaxially texture Ni substrate has a layer of LaNiO3 deposited thereon. An initial layer of electrically conductive oxide buffer is epitaxially deposited using a sputtering technique using a sputtering gas which is an inert or forming gas. A subsequent layer of an electrically conductive oxide layer is then epitaxially deposited onto the initial layer using a sputtering gas comprising oxygen. The present invention will enable the formation of biaxially textured devices which include HTS wires and interconnects, large area or long length ferromagnetic and/or ferroelectric memory devices, large area or long length, flexible light emitting semiconductors, ferroelectric tapes, and electrodes.
A biaxially textured laminate article comprising:
A biaxially textured laminate article comprising:
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