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Observational analysis reveals high-quality barium titanate films with excellent crystallinity and electro-optical properties, highlighting potential for ultrahigh-speed applications.
Our work demonstrates high-quality BaTiO 3 thin films grown via cost-effective RF-sputtering, achieving exceptional crystallinity (FWHM ~0.03°), atomically smooth surfaces (RMS ~0.23 nm), and a very high (for RF sputtering) electro-optic coefficient, r 51 = 550 pm/V.
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