Measurements of the Spectral and Directional Emission From Microgrooved Silicon Surfaces
Measurements of the Spectral and Directional Emission From Microgrooved Silicon Surfaces
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微槽硅表面的光谱和定向发射的测量
DOI:
10.1115/1.3250545
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发表时间:
1988
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通讯作者:
J. Zemel
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作者:
P. Hesketh;B. Gebhart;J. Zemel
This paper reports measurements of both the spectral and specular thermal radiation emission characteristics of very regularly microconfigured grooved surfaes in silicon substrate at 300 and 400C. The resulting surfaces were phosphorous-doped, to assure the dominance of the emission from the material near the sample surface. The samples had groove depths H of zero for a reference, to 42 {mu}m, or 455 grooves grooves per cm. The grooves correspond directly in size to the band of principle emission wavelengths {lambda} that arises at these temperature levels. The measurements show strong spectral effects for normal emission, including highly favored frequencies, fro H > {lambda}. This suggests a cavity organ pipe mode of emission. Similar, through modified, effects were found in directional emission, away from the normal. There also were stron polarization effects, wtih the cross-groove polarization mode dominant.