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Calculation of the optical transmittance in cadmium oxide by considering oxygen plasma

Abstract By considering the partial pressure of oxygen in the deposition process of cadmium oxide, we calculate the maximum transmittance of cadmium oxide in the visible range, which is achieved at the so-called optimum partial pressure of oxygen, this value of pressure being a key figure of merit. Our formulation agrees with experimental measurements and is consistent with the so-called plasma-optical effect. At this point, an exhaustive evaluation of previous experimental data is performed by doing a detailed comparison among the results from different authors and by performing numerical estimations (including estimations from experimental data) of relevant physical quantities. In fact, a comprehensive discussion relative to comparison between experimental measurements and our theoretical results is presented.