E. Prociów, J. Domaradzki, K. Sieradzka, D. Kaczmarek, M. Mazur
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Abstract
In this work structural, electrical and antistatic properties of TiO2 thin films doped with different amount of V have been presented. It was shown that the doped thin films are semiconductors in room temperature. The amount of V dopant has a great influence on resistivity of prepared thin films similarly as annealing at 400°C. The time of static charge dissipation from the thin films surface dropped from 1.284 s (for undoped TiO2) to 0.508 s (for doped with V). Although variation in the amount of V dopant in the range from 19 to 23 at. % results in three orders of magnitude change of resistivity, all doped thin films displayed similar antistatic properties.