We report measurements of the inverse squared magnetic penetration depth,
λ−2(T), in Pr2−xCexCuO4−δ (0.115≤x≤0.152) superconducting films grown on SrTiO3 (001) substrates coated with a
buffer layer of insulating Pr2CuO4. λ−2(0), Tc and
normal-state resistivities of these films indicate that they are clean and
homogeneous. Over a wide range of Ce doping, 0.124≤x≤0.144,
λ−2(T) at low T is flat: it changes by less than 0.15% over a
factor of 3 change in T, indicating a gap in the superconducting density of
states. Fits to the first 5% decrease in λ−2(T) produce values of
the minimum superconducting gap in the range of 0.29≤Δmin/kBTc≤1.01.Comment: 4 pages 5 figure