One-dimensional, self-organized Si dots grown by pulsed laser melting of a-Si:H films
One-dimensional, self-organized Si dots grown by pulsed laser melting of a-Si:H films
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通过脉冲激光熔化 a-Si:H 薄膜生长的一维自组织硅点
DOI:
10.1016/s0022-3093(98)00345-7
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发表时间:
1998
影响因子:
3.5
通讯作者:
N. Ming
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作者:
Kunji Chen;G. Luo;Mingxiang Wang;Xiangzhu Gao;Jun Xu;Mu Wang;Xinfan Huang;N. Ming
We report a new method for one-dimensional, self-organized, nanometer-sized crystalline silicon (nc-Si) dots growth through pulsed laser-induced melting followed by regrowth of a-Si:H films. A transient thermal grid was generated by a high energy KrF excimer laser through a phase shifting mask grating directly on the samples, leading to local phase transitions. The hemispherically shaped nc-Si dots with sizes of ∼200 nm in diameter and ∼20 nm in height were grown and self-organized along the lines of the grating. The microstructures and crystallinity of the nc-Si dots were determined using atomic force microscope images and cross-section transmission electron microscope photographs; and the growth mechanism of self-organized nc-Si dots is also discussed.