LIGHT-EMISSION FROM SILICON NANOSTRUCTURES PRODUCED BY CONVENTIONAL LITHOGRAPHIC AND REACTIVE ION ETCHING TECHNIQUES

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LIGHT-EMISSION FROM SILICON NANOSTRUCTURES PRODUCED BY CONVENTIONAL LITHOGRAPHIC AND REACTIVE ION ETCHING TECHNIQUES (EN)

GRIGOROPOULOS, S (EN)
PAPADIMITRIOU, D (EN)
NASSIOPOULOS, AG (EN)
GOGOLIDES, E (EN)

journalArticle (EN)

2014-03-01T01:11:09Z
1995 (EN)


Sub-ten nanometer diameter silicon pillars and silicon walls of the same thickness are Fabricated by using conventional optical lithography based on deep-UV exposure and reactive ion etching using fluorine only containing gases. The produced structures are studied for their luminescence properties. Visible photoluminescence with a peak in the range 580 to 650 nm is observed under Ar laser irradiation. (EN)

Physics, Condensed Matter (EN)

Reactive Ion Etching (EN)
FABRICATION (EN)

PHYSICA STATUS SOLIDI B-BASIC RESEARCH (EN)

English

AKADEMIE VERLAG GMBH (EN)




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