Thermo-optical properties of <i>α</i>-MoO<sub>3</sub> thin films in the mid-infrared and phonon frequency shift

Abstract We investigate the mid-infrared thermo-optical properties of polycrystalline alpha-phase molybdenum trioxide ( α -MoO 3 ) thin films grown on fused silica substrates via pulsed laser deposition (PLD) at 500 °C. By analyzing temperature-dependent reflection spectra, we determine stable and uniquely defined MoO 3 thermo-optical constants, d n /d T and d k /d T , over a 20 °C–250 °C temperature range. Unlike films grown using other deposition techniques at room temperature and subsequently annealed, our results demonstrate that PLD enables the fabrication of reliable and thermally stable MoO 3 thin films, making them highly suitable for infrared applications, such as filters, polarizers, and sensors.

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Journal of Physics Photonics
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2025-03-05
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https://doi.org/10.1088/2515-7647/adbced
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Transition Metal Oxide Nanomaterials
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Abstract We investigate the mid-infrared thermo-optical properties of polycrystalline alpha-phase molybdenum trioxide ( α -MoO 3 ) thin films grown on fused silica substrates via pulsed laser deposition (PLD) at 500 °C. By analyzing temperature-dependent reflection spectra, we determine stable and uniquely defined MoO 3 thermo-optical constants, d n /d T and d k /d T , over a 20 °C–250 °C temperature range. Unlike films grown using other deposition techniques at room temperature and subsequently annealed, our results demonstrate that PLD enables the fabrication of reliable and thermally stable MoO 3 thin films, making them highly suitable for infrared applications, such as filters, polarizers, and sensors.

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