CaCuO2 Sputtering Target

CaCuO2 is a copper-based oxide material with a layered perovskite structure that exhibits superconducting properties at low temperatures. The materials unique electronic structure, characterized by strongly correlated electrons, gives rise to its superconducting behavior, which can be tuned through chemical doping and the introduction of defects. CaCuO2 thin films can be deposited using techniques like pulsed laser deposition or molecular beam epitaxy, allowing for the integration of this material into superconducting electronic devices and circuits. The study of CaCuO2 and similar cuprate superconductors is essential for understanding the fundamental mechanisms behind high-temperature superconductivity and exploring their potential applications in areas like quantum computing, energy-efficient electronics, and advanced sensing.

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