New p-type transparent conductive oxide materials, MoO3:In single crystal nanowires and amorphous films, are synthesized in this work. Both nanowires and amorphous films exhibit high optical transmittance, 80–88% for 80 nm thick films at 400–800 nm wavelength, and low resistivity (down to 5.98 × 10−4 Ω cm) suitable for photovoltaic device applications. The amorphous films are also deposited on flexible polyimide substrates and exhibit excellent electrical properties even after bending. Besides, p-MoO3:In/i-ZnO/n-AZO devices are fabricated to demonstrate the potential for all-transparent flexible electronic applications.
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