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27 August 2014 Bottom-up fabrication of non-close-packed nanopillar arrays for photonic applications
Motofumi Suzuki, Shinta Suganuma, Yasuyuki Kaneko
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Abstract
We propose a fully bottom-up process to fabricate photonic polycrystalline over a large area at a low cost. By combining self-assembled polystyrene nanospheres and the oblique deposition technique, periodic arrays of nanospherical crown shells are obtained as a template. Non-close-packed nanopillar arrays are successfully fabricated by oblique-angle deposition on the template. The resulting nanopillar arrays exhibit some transmittance minima, which are understood in terms of the photonic band modes. Because the process proposed in this paper has advantages to obtain the photonic polycrystalline over a large area at a low cost, it can be applied to produce thermal infrared emitters with wavelength and directional tunabilities.
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Motofumi Suzuki, Shinta Suganuma, and Yasuyuki Kaneko "Bottom-up fabrication of non-close-packed nanopillar arrays for photonic applications", Proc. SPIE 9172, Nanostructured Thin Films VII, 91720W (27 August 2014); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2061215
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KEYWORDS
Silica

Transmittance

Nanolithography

Finite-difference time-domain method

Photonic crystals

Reflectivity

Scanning electron microscopy

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