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The electrical and optical properties of LiAlxB1−x thin films
The electrical and optical properties of LiAlxB1−x thin films deposited at 350°C by the Sandwich-Type Evaporation Method are measured. These films are metallic with a resistivity of (1–4) × 105 ohm cm at room temperature. In addition, we have developed a unique method. named the Brewster Angle Method (BAM), for obtaining the optical constants of thin films for LiAlxB1−x. In this method reflection coefficients are measured on the surface of thin films at any angle of incidence using a HeNe laser beam. The optical constants are calculated from the Brewster angle, φB, at the minimum value of reflection coefficient . For a typical LiAlxB1−x film the optical constants are and the complex dielectric constants are .