The thermal conductivity of sputtered a-Si:H thin films for a hydrogen content of 1--20 % and a film thickness of 0.2--1.5 {μ}m is determined in the temperature range 80--400 K using an extension of the 3{ω} measurement technique. The reliability of the method is demonstrated on 1-{μ}m-thick a-SiO₂ thermally grown on Si. Scattering of phonons at the interface between the a-Si:H film and the substrate places a simple upper limit on the heat transport by long-wavelength phonons and facilitates the comparison of the experimental data to recent numerical solutions of a Kubo formula using harmonic vibrations.
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