Laser interference field induced re-distribution of Ag nanoparticle arrays
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The wide application of metal nanoparticle arrays has attracted much attention in the field of nanotechnology. Such as quantum dots, structural colors, sensors, metamaterials. In this work, we fabricated periodic micro-and nanostructures through the interference of two beams with the same frequency and vibration direction. By controlling the spot energy and light field energy distribution of Gaussian interference lithography, the various surface characteristics of Ag-Si material system (Ag@Si) are optimized, and the mass transfer brought by Oswald ripening is used to control the Rayleigh instability in the thermal dewetting process. To achieve the purpose of the periodic gradient Ag nanoparticle arrays (AgNPs) pattern can be controlled. The experimental results show that the periodic micro-and nanostructures can be obtained by optimizing the spot energy and the number of pulses.Citation
Yue M, Liu M, Li L, Liang X, Wang L, Wang Z (2021) 'Laser interference field induced re-distribution of Ag nanoparticle arrays', 2021 IEEE International Conference on Manipulation, Manufacturing and Measurement on the Nanoscale (3M-NANO) - Xi'an, China, IEEE.Publisher
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9781665448826Sponsors
This work was supported by National Key R&#;D Program Funded Projects (No.2018YFB105400), “111” Project of China (D17017), the 973 Project (2013CBA01700), National Natural Science Foundation Program of China (Nos.61322402, 61604018, 11504030 and 61505065), EU FP7 (BioRA No.612641), China-EU H2020 (FabSurfWAR Nos.2016YFE0112100 and 644971), EU H2020 (MNR4SCell No.734174), Jilin Provincial Science and Technology Program (Nos.20160101318JC, 20160520101JH and 20160623002TC).ae974a485f413a2113503eed53cd6c53
10.1109/3M-NANO49087.2021.9599730
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