2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.mee.2019.110982
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Nano-patterning of cuprate superconductors by masked He+ ion irradiation: 3-dimensional profiles of the local critical temperature

Abstract: Irradiation of cuprate high-T c superconductors with light ions of moderate energy creates point defects that lead to a reduction or full suppression of the critical temperature. By shaping the ion flux with a stencil mask, nanostructures for emerging superconducting electronics can be fabricated. The 3-dimensional shape of such defect landscapes is examined, based on calculations of full collision cascades and atom displacements. A relation between the calculated defect density and experimental values of the … Show more

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“…The resulting three-dimensional shape of CDs with suppressed T c is inferred from simu-lations of ion-matter interaction and collision cascades with the program SRIM 32 and calibrated to experimental data of T c suppression as a function of defect density. 33 A defocused 30 keV He + beam of 20 nm FWHM diameter creates well-defined cylindrical channels with diameters ∼ 25 nm in a YBCO film within which T c is suppressed or reduced up to a depth of 80 nm, as evidenced in Fig. 1(c).…”
Section: Irradiation In the Helium Ion Microscopementioning
confidence: 93%
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“…The resulting three-dimensional shape of CDs with suppressed T c is inferred from simu-lations of ion-matter interaction and collision cascades with the program SRIM 32 and calibrated to experimental data of T c suppression as a function of defect density. 33 A defocused 30 keV He + beam of 20 nm FWHM diameter creates well-defined cylindrical channels with diameters ∼ 25 nm in a YBCO film within which T c is suppressed or reduced up to a depth of 80 nm, as evidenced in Fig. 1(c).…”
Section: Irradiation In the Helium Ion Microscopementioning
confidence: 93%
“…(d) Sketch of the pinning lattice with lattice spacing a: red disks represent irradiated spots, the blue dashed lines indicate the unit cell of the quasi-kagomé tiling, and gray crosses mark those sites that were removed from the hexagonal lattice to form the quasi-kagomé tiling. The aperture angle of the ion beam is ±0.07 • , hence the ion beam hits the sample surface almost orthogonally with a nearly Gaussian fluence profile 26 with a full-width half maximum (FWHM) of about 20 nm.The resulting three-dimensional shape of CDs with suppressed T c is inferred from simu-lations of ion-matter interaction and collision cascades with the program SRIM 32 and calibrated to experimental data of T c suppression as a function of defect density 33. A defocused 30 keV He + beam of 20 nm FWHM diameter creates well-defined cylindrical channels with diameters ∼ 25 nm in a YBCO film within which T c is suppressed or reduced up to a depth of 80 nm, as evidenced inFig.…”
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“…36,37 At higher irradiation doses, YBCO becomes amorphous. 7,12,13,32,38,39 However, it remains to be seen whether the localized effects of a nanofocused beam (Figure 1b) yield the same structural modifications in YBCO.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Broad beam irradiation, involving an unfocused and uniform flux of high-energy ions (Figure a), appears to displace oxygen atoms from their crystallographic positions at O(1) (Figure a). The removal of oxygen atoms from the O(1) sites, primarily but not exclusively to the vacant O(5) positions within the same Cu(1)–O(1) layers, induces a structural shift from the orthorhombic to tetragonal phase. This transition is characterized by the convergence of otherwise distinct lattice parameters a and b , alongside a monotonic increase in the lattice parameter c . , Notably, this structural phase transition can also be triggered by changing the oxygen concentration δ in YBa 2 Cu 3 O 7−δ , or varying the temperature. , At higher irradiation doses, YBCO becomes amorphous. ,,,,, However, it remains to be seen whether the localized effects of a nanofocused beam (Figure b) yield the same structural modifications in YBCO.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…В [18] исследовалось влияние облучения на скорость релаксации в сверхпроводнике CaFe 2 As 2 . Влияние облучения на величину критического тока исследовалось с начала 1990-х [19][20][21], но продолжает быть актуальным и в настоящее время [22][23][24]. В [19]…”
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