Abstract:Vanadium oxide films were deposited by DC magnetron sputtering method on ordinary glass. Then the films were processed at 450℃ in the mixed atmosphere of oxygen and argon for different time to obtain phase transition VO2 films. X-ray diffraction (XRD) and scanning electron microscope (SEM) were employed to analyze the phase composition, structure of crystalline units of the films and surface morphology. And also the resistance of the films was measured by four-probe method. The results show that: parts of the V2O3 change to VO2 in the vanadium oxide films after heat treatment. With the increasing VO2, the semiconductor-metal phase transition occurres. And the variation amplitude is more than two magnitudes while the phase transition temperature of the films is about 30℃ when the parameters are set as 450℃, 2h.