Optical and Structural Property Change by the Thermal Decomposition of Amorphous Platinum Oxide Film

Shima, Takayuki; Tominaga, Junji

doi:10.1143/jjap.42.3479

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“…Platinum oxide (PtO x ) is used as the writing material in the present work. It decomposes into platinum and oxygen at a well‐defined temperature threshold of 595°C (Shima & Tominaga, 2003).…”

Section: Experimental Setup Of the Thermal Lithography Methodsmentioning

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Plasmonic devices with controllable resonances – an avenue towards high‐speed and mass fabrication of optical meta‐materials

Kurihara

Rockstuhl

Petit

et al. 2008

Journal of Microscopy

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SummaryWe report on the fabrication of plasmonic devices with adjustable resonances in the visible portion employing a thermal lithography method. The genuine approach enables the fabrication of nanostructured pattern at a spatial resolution comparable to other nanofabrication techniques, but at significantly larger speeds and over extended spatial domains. The fabricated structures consisted in periodically arranged nanoholes in a silver thin film and supported localized plasmon resonance (LPR) in the vicinity of 370 nm. Results from measured spectral properties were in good agreement with simulations based on rigorous diffraction theory. The method was evaluated towards a potential application to realize largescale meta-materials with effective negative refractive index in the visible.

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Section: Experimental Setup Of the Thermal Lithography Methodsmentioning

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Plasmonic devices with controllable resonances – an avenue towards high‐speed and mass fabrication of optical meta‐materials

Kurihara

Rockstuhl

Petit

et al. 2008

Journal of Microscopy

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“…The details concerning PtOx layer preparation are found in ref. 6. The disc structure is shown in Fig.…”

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Material selection and disc structure optimization studies for super-resolution readout with PtOx recording layer

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“…Thermally-induced optical property changes of sputtered AgO x [19][20][21][22][23][24][25][26] and PtO x [26][27][28][29] thin films have been mainly investigated for the development of Super-RENS. However, the optical properties of sputtered palladium oxide (PdO x ) [30,31] thin films have not been thoroughly studied although Super-RENS disks with a PdO x layer show almost the same level of carrier-to-noise ratio as those with a PtO x layer [30].…”

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Thermally-induced optical property changes of sputtered PdOx films

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Optical and Structural Property Change by the Thermal Decomposition of Amorphous Platinum Oxide Film

Cited by 31 publications

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Plasmonic devices with controllable resonances – an avenue towards high‐speed and mass fabrication of optical meta‐materials

Plasmonic devices with controllable resonances – an avenue towards high‐speed and mass fabrication of optical meta‐materials

Material selection and disc structure optimization studies for super-resolution readout with PtOx recording layer

Thermally-induced optical property changes of sputtered PdOx films

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