Photo-stimulated changes in metal-amorphous chalcogenide layered nanocomposites

Kökényesi, S.; Takáts, Viktor; Vojnarovich, Ivan; Cheresnya, V.; Shipljak, M.

doi:10.1117/12.677661

SPIE Proceedings

2006

DOI: 10.1117/12.677661

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Photo-stimulated changes in metal-amorphous chalcogenide layered nanocomposites

S. Kökényesi

Viktor Takáts

Ivan Vojnarovich

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“…In the present paper, the applicability of ebeam recording for one step direct surface patterning in NLS, and a comparison with the same or optically induced effects in separate layers are discussed. The Sb-containing NLS are of the special interest because of the differences in induced changes of optical parameters and thickness in comparison with Se/As 2 S 3 -type structures [11].…”

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Direct surface patterning of homogeneous and nanostructured chalcogenide layers

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Investigations of direct one‐step optical recording of surface optical and geometrical patterns in homogeneous and nanostructured chalcogenide layers were extended towards e‐beam recording. Our aim was to establish the common features of the two processes, and to develop some optimum materials for prototypic micro‐ and nanosized elements for optoelectronics. Experiments were conducted on Se/As2S3 and Sb/As2S3 nanolayered structures (NLS) as well as on uniform Se, Sb and As2S3 layers. Both green laser light (λ = 535 nm) and e‐beam (5‐20 pA, 10‐30 keV) induced bleaching in all NLS. The optical change was more efficient in Sb‐containing NLS. In contrast, volume expansion occurred only in chalcogenide‐chalcogenide NLS and the homogeneous Se or As2S3 layers. Its magnitude was larger for the NLS (Δd /d ≥10%); no volume change was detected in Sb layer. A comparison of the two types of recording revealed the role of interdiffusion and induced free volume aggregation in a giant relief formation under the increased fluidity conditions. It was shown that these effects could be used to fabricate micro lenses, amplitude‐phase optical modulating and guiding elements. (© 2009 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)

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Direct surface patterning of homogeneous and nanostructured chalcogenide layers

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Jain

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