Rapid In‐Plane Pattern Growth for Large‐Area Inverse Replication Through Electrohydrodynamic Instability of Polymer Films
Hyunje Park,
Jaeseok Hwang,
Heejoon Chae
et al.
Abstract:Nanopatterning driven by electrohydrodynamic (EHD) instability can aid in the resolution of the drawbacks inherent in conventional imprinting or other molding methods. This is because EHD force negates the requirement of physical contact and is easily tuned. However, its potential has not examined owing to the limited size of the pattern replica (several to tens of micrometers). Thus, this study proposes a new route for large‐area patterning through high‐speed evolution of EHD‐driven pattern growth along the i… Show more
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