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Fig 1.

(a) Surface morphology the IZO film; (b) EDS spectrum of the IZO film.

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Fig 2.

Transmittance of (a) the blank glass, undoped ZnO film (W1) and IZO films W2, W3; (b) IZO films W4 –W7; (c) IZO films W8 –W10.

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Table 1.

Variation of optical band gaps with carrier concentrations of IZO films.

(Note that W1 is the undoped ZnO film).

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Fig 3.

The optical band gap shift of the W3 –W10 films as a function of carrier concentration.

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Fig 4.

Comparison of the Burstein-Moss shift as a function of carrier concentration obtained by experiment as well as by theoretical calculation.

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Fig 5.

XRD 2-theta spectra of (a) (i) W7 (ii) W8 (iii) W9 (iv) W10; (b) (i) W1 (ii) W2 (iii) W3 (iv) W4 (v) W5 (vi) W6.

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Table 2.

ZnO (002) peak positions with the FWHM values of W1- W10.

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Fig 6.

Variation of the c-lattice constant with carrier concentration.

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Fig 7.

XPS spectra of the (a) In 3d5/2 peak (b) O 1s peak.

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Fig 8.

XPS depth profiling spectrum of IZO film on Si substrate.

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Fig 9.

The Zn 2p3/2 peak of (a) W10 (b) W7.

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Fig 10.

Raman spectra of (i) Si substrate (ii) undoped ZnO (iii) W7 (iv) W8; (v) W9 (vi) W10.

The peak at 274 cm-1 attributed to lattice defect due to In incorporation is indicated with an asterisk.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of changes in resistivity, optical band gap and stress with carrier concentration.

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Fig 12.

Comparison of the mean-free path of the carrier and crystallite size of the IZO films with carrier concentration.

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