Indium zinc oxide (IZO), also written as InZnO, is an amorphous transparent conductive oxide ceramic composed of indium, zinc, and oxygen. It is supplied as a sputtering target, a dense solid source used in physical vapor deposition to form thin conductive films. Compared with indium tin oxide, IZO is valued for its smooth amorphous film morphology and its comparatively straightforward etching behavior, making it a common material in transparent electronics research.
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- Transparent electrodes for flat-panel displays and touch panels
- Channel and electrode layers in oxide thin-film transistor research
- Transparent contact layers for thin-film solar cells
- Transparent conductive layers in organic light-emitting device studies
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