A flexible carbon nanotube field emitter fabricated on a polymer substrate by a laser separation method

Chang-Jian, Shiang-Kuo; Ho, Jeng Rong; Cheng, J. W.John

doi:10.1016/j.ssc.2009.12.021

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“…Figure 4(h) shows the schematic of the electrophoretic deposition method and the SEM image of CNT film electrophoretic deposition on the substrate. (7) Laser transfer: This method can produce large CNTs films 59 and transfer the film to a selected position 12,25,[60][61][62] . A uniform CNTs solution is placed on a transparent substrate.…”

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“…It has been extensively used in the optical applications 45 , organic lightemitting diodes 47 , transistors 52 , gas sensors 46 , solar cells 41 and field emission devices. 51,59 .…”

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“…Recently, we proposed a practical method for using laser separation to form an MWNT thin film on a flexible transparent substrate 59 . The fabricated MWNT thin film can be sparsely networked and, given sufficient outcrop tube tips, the film surface demonstrates good fieldemission characteristics.…”

Section: Cnt Thin Film Fabrication By Laser Irradiationmentioning

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Laser Patterning of Carbon-Nanotubes Thin Films and Their Applications

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Carbon Nanotubes Applications on Electron Devices

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“…It has been extensively used in the optical applications 45 , organic lightemitting diodes 47 , transistors 52 , gas sensors 46 , solar cells 41 and field emission devices. 51,59 .…”

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“…They are thus very well suited for flexible electronic applications [4,11]. In the realm of multielectrode arrays (MEA), this feature is particularly important as flexible MEA devices are of great interest for impartable applications.…”

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“…The integration of CNTs into microdevices offers many exciting opportunities in a wide range of applications ranging from electron-emitters [4], pressure sensors [5], sensitive accelerometers to neuronal electrodes [6,7]. Among the various methods suggested to achieve the integration are surface functionalization, selective growth, and electrophoretic methods, to name just a few.…”

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Carbon nanotube integration into MEMS devices

Hanein¹

2010

Physica Status Solidi (b)

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Phone: þ972 3 6407698, Fax: þ972 3 6423508After two decades of extensive investigation into the unique properties of carbon nanotubes (CNTs), the focus is now shifting toward the utilization of CNTs in real applications. Of particular interest is the use of CNTs in microtechnologies. To this end, CNT integration methods have to be optimized to guarantee yield, low-cost, and high performances. Here we describe three general schemes which we developed over the past several years which facilitate the direct integration of CNTs into microfabricated devices in a seamless manner. Using the chemical vapor deposition (CVD) method, and carefully designed pre-patterned substrates, tubes can be easily deposited at very high fidelity. Through these integration schemes, the CNT growth step becomes equivalent to many other deposition steps of other materials. Using the processes we developed, a substrate can be introduced into the CNT CVD system and CNTs will grow at the right location to match the specific application. We briefly demonstrate two applications for which these techniques may be applied.TEM image of a CNT grown on a grid showing the strong surface effects on CNT growth.

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Fabrication and patterning of carbon nanotube buckypapers using laser-separation method

Chang-Jian

Cheng

2011

Appl. Phys. A

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A flexible carbon nanotube field emitter fabricated on a polymer substrate by a laser separation method

Cited by 8 publications

References 18 publications

Laser Patterning of Carbon-Nanotubes Thin Films and Their Applications

Laser Patterning of Carbon-Nanotubes Thin Films and Their Applications

Carbon nanotube integration into MEMS devices

Fabrication and patterning of carbon nanotube buckypapers using laser-separation method

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