Dear Scientists,
The possibility of making up thin films of just a few nanometres thick demonstrated that tiny film stacks can be turned into prototype pixel-like devices. These 'nano-pixels', just hundrend nanometres in size, can be electrically switched 'on and off' at will, creating the coloured dots that would form the building blocks of an extremely high-resolution display technology or for building X and Ɣ radiation detectors avoiding the guiding effects (optical scattering losses).
Could anyone provide detailed references or give the basic processes behind shaping such nano-pixels on thin films ?
Dear Lyes,
To define very fin structures you can use electron beam lithography. On solution is to use electron beam lithography to pattern the pixels.
For more information please follow the paper in the link:https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/nl304715p#:~:text=Electron%2Dbeam%20lithography%20(EBL),dense%20features)%20using%20conventional%20resists.
Best wishes
Dear Lyes,
To define very fin structures you can use electron beam lithography. On solution is to use electron beam lithography to pattern the pixels.
For more information please follow the paper in the link:https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/nl304715p#:~:text=Electron%2Dbeam%20lithography%20(EBL),dense%20features)%20using%20conventional%20resists.
Best wishes
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