Investigation of mid-infrared rapid heating of a carbide-bonded graphene coating and its applications in precision optical molding.
Investigation of mid-infrared rapid heating of a carbide-bonded graphene coating and its applications in precision optical molding.
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碳化物石墨烯涂层的中红外快速加热及其在精密光学成型中的应用研究。
DOI:
10.1364/oe.405603
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发表时间:
2020
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影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
A. Yi
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作者:
Lin Zhang;A. Yi
Graphene interacts with electromagnetic waves strongly in a wide range from ultra-violet to far-infrared, making the graphene coating suitable for a variety of applications. In this study, a novel localized rapid heating technique utilizing micro-patterned silicon stampers with carbide-bonded graphene coating, which directly heats up by absorbing mid-infrared light radiation, is implemented in rapid precision optical molding. The graphene network, as a functional coating to obtain thermal energy and improve the anti-adhesion of the mold surface, can heat up the mold surface rapidly (up to 18.16 K/s) and evenly above glass transition temperature over a large area within several seconds. Since the graphene coating was around tens of nanometers (∼45 nm) thick, the rapid precision surface molding process can be shortened into tens of seconds. Furthermore, the thermal response and repeatability of the graphene coated silicon wafer is investigated by repeated thermal cycling. This novel rapid precision surface molding technique is successfully tested to replicate grating structures and periodic patterns from silicon molds to thermoplastic substrates with high accuracy. Compared with conventional methods, this new approach can achieve much higher replication fidelity with a shorter cycle time and lower energy consumption.