Yi-qin Ji, Deying Chen, Weihao Li, Bingjun Wu, J. Zong, Dan-dan Liu, Yanmin Zhang
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Indium tin oxide (ITO) thin film with SiO2 protective upper layer prepared by electron beam evaporation was annealed in air up to 300°C. Evolution of transmittance, resistance and surface morphology of this SiO2/ITO coating was studied. Transmittance in visible and near-infrared range both increased while absorption edge exhibited red shift after annealing. Resistance increased monotonously with rising annealing temperature, yet increments became smaller at temperatures above 270°C. Micron-defects were observed on the surface of SiO2/ITO coating after annealing. Enhancement of crystallinity of ITO layer at high temperatures was thought to be responsible for these morphology and resistance evolutions.