Fabrication of transparent and flexible carbon-doped ZnO field emission display on plastic substrate
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Abstract
Transparent and flexible carbon doped ZnO (C:ZnO) field emission device was successfully fabricated on an arylite substrate. Excellent adhesion of deposited C:ZnO on the flexible substrate was achieved with low sputtering power and Ar flow rate. In the fabricated device, nanostructured C:ZnO and as-deposited thin films were used as field emitter and phosphor screen, respectively. The C:ZnO thin film showed a transparency of about 80% at 550 nm wavelength and average sheet resistance of 1.96 kΩ/□. The C:ZnO phosphor screen emitted red light during the field emission measurement, correlating the dominant cathodoluminescence peak at 646 nm. Thus, a promising transparent and flexible field emission display can be realized with C:ZnO based material. Transparent and flexible C:ZnO film phosphor screen (anode) and nanocone emitters (cathode) for field emission device.
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OpenAlex topics: Luminescence and Fluorescent Materials · ZnO doping and properties · Advanced Memory and Neural Computing
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