CoPt Antidot Arrays Fabricated With Dry-Etching Using AAO Templates

Deng, Chenhua; Qiao, Xinyu; Yan, Yaning; Wang, Fang; Fan, Jiuping; Zeng, Hao; Xu, Xin

doi:10.1109/tmag.2015.2497207

IEEE Trans. Magn.

2016

DOI: 10.1109/tmag.2015.2497207

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CoPt Antidot Arrays Fabricated With Dry-Etching Using AAO Templates

Chenhua Deng

Xinyu Qiao

Yaning Yan

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“…The nonexposed area transforms into insect-inspired nanopillars that remain on the substrate. 24 The polymer can be molded in the AAO template's nano-opening and replicated as nanoprojections on polymer surfaces. 6 Nanospheres can also be used as masks on a polymer substrate, with the exposed area between the nanospheres etched away by RIE.…”

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“…A mask or mold with the desired dimensions of the target nanostructures is an essential first step. One of the techniques makes use of a commercially available anode aluminum oxide (AAO) template as a mask. , The plasma interacts with the substrate via the nanoscale opening of the AAO template and etches out the substrate. The nonexposed area transforms into insect-inspired nanopillars that remain on the substrate .…”

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“…One of the techniques makes use of a commercially available anode aluminum oxide (AAO) template as a mask. , The plasma interacts with the substrate via the nanoscale opening of the AAO template and etches out the substrate. The nonexposed area transforms into insect-inspired nanopillars that remain on the substrate . The polymer can be molded in the AAO template’s nano-opening and replicated as nanoprojections on polymer surfaces .…”

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Template‐Assisted Fabrication of Nanostructured Arrays for Sensing Applications

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High sensitivity imposes strict requirements on a sensing platform, for which nanostructured arrays are promising candidates. The template‐assisted method is an effective strategy to prepare various nanostructured arrays, which are widely developed for different sensing applications. Herein, nanostructured array based sensing platforms prepared from four widely used templates, a colloidal monolayer, anodic aluminum oxide, block copolymer, and a nanoimprint mold, are reviewed. In a series of sensing applications (e.g., biosensing and gas sensing), the resulting nanostructure‐array‐based platforms are high sensitive owing to their advanced morphology features: 1) high‐density alignment of arrayed nanostructures, 2) high surface‐to‐volume ratio, and 3) convex‐rich morphology. In surface‐enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) applications, noble‐metal particle arrays with high‐density alignment produce an enhanced SERS signal owing to a strong concentration of plasmonic resonance on the substrate. To sense biomolecules in solution and gaseous molecules, arrays with a high surface‐to‐volume ratio or convex‐rich morphology can sensitively respond to changes in the environment. Moreover, the nanostructure‐array‐based sensing platforms are divided into three types (0D, 1D, and 3D nanostructured arrays) to demonstrate the morphological origin of the sensing performances.

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Patterned FePt nanostructures using ultrathin self-organized templates

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CoPt Antidot Arrays Fabricated With Dry-Etching Using AAO Templates

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References 21 publications

Mechanobactericidal Nanotopography on Nitrile Surfaces toward Antimicrobial Protective Gear

Mechanobactericidal Nanotopography on Nitrile Surfaces toward Antimicrobial Protective Gear

Template‐Assisted Fabrication of Nanostructured Arrays for Sensing Applications

Patterned FePt nanostructures using ultrathin self-organized templates

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