Search Results - "Sreenivasan, M.G."

Zinc-Blende Structure of CrTe Epilayers Grown on GaAs by Sreenivasan, M.G., Teo, K.L., Jalil, M.B.A., Liew, T., Chong, T.C., Du, A.Y.

“…We report the synthesis of zinc-blende CrTe (zb-CrTe) as highly oriented crystalline grains in films of 100-nm thickness. The structural properties of the film…”
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Hybrid transparent conducting glasses made of metal nanomesh coated with metal oxide overlayer by Singh, Ashutosh K., Govind, R.K., Kiruthika, S., Sreenivasan, M.G., Kulkarni, Giridhar U.

“…Industrially relevant conducting glasses come up with conducting coatings such as ITO with few hundred nm of thicknesses, where significant cost is attached to…”
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Development of n-μc-SiOx:H as cost effective back reflector and its application to thin film amorphous silicon solar cells by Banerjee, C., Srikanth, T., Basavaraju, U., Tomy, R.M., Sreenivasan, M.G., Mohanchandran, K., Mukhopadhyay, S., Barua, A.K.

“…•Development of n-μc-SiOx:H back reflector for a-Si/μc-Si solar cells application.•Cost effective replacement of ZnO:Al back reflectors by n-μc-SiOx:H.•In-situ…”
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Development of n-[mu]c-SiOx:H as cost effective back reflector and its application to thin film amorphous silicon solar cells by Banerjee, C, Srikanth, T, Basavaraju, U, Tomy, RM, Sreenivasan, MG, Mohanchandran, K, Mukhopadhyay, S, Barua, AK

“…Development of doped silicon oxide based microcrystalline material as a potential candidate for cost-effective and reliable back reflector layer (BRL) for…”
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Growth of CrTe thin films by molecular-beam epitaxy by Sreenivasan, M.G., Hou, X.J., Teo, K.L., Jalil, M.B.A., Liew, T., Chong, T.C.

“…We report the growth of Cr 1− δ Te films on (100) GaAs substrates using ZnTe buffer layers by solid-source molecular-beam epitaxial technique. RHEED patterns…”
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MBE growth and properties of Cr-doped ZnTe on GaAs(001) by Hou, X.J., Teo, K.L., Sreenivasan, M.G., Liew, T., Chong, T.C.

“…Cr-doped ZnTe diluted magnetic semiconductor thin films were grown on semi-insulating GaAs [001] substrates at low temperature by solid-source molecular-beam…”
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