Potential solution:Uses of Transparent Semiconductors: FTO and ITO explained

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Summary:: What is the advantage of transparent semiconductors such as Fluorine doped tin oxide over main semiconductors?

What is the advantage of transparent semiconductors such as Fluorine doped tin oxide (FTO) and Indium tin oxide (ITO) over main semiconductors?
Please explain the uses of these two transparent semiconductors.
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Michell said:
Please explain the uses of these two transparent semiconductors.
Is that homework?
 
Baluncore said:
Welcome to PF.

Is that homework?
Thanks.
Yes. Shouldn't we send it here?
 
I have moved the thread.

Please provide an attempt at a solution to the problem.
 
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