Search for dissertations about: "Nano Structure"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 278 swedish dissertations containing the words Nano Structure.
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1. Block Copolymer Nanolithography for Sub-50 nm Structure Applications
Abstract : As high technology device patterns are continuing to move towards decreasing critical dimensions and increasing pattern density, there is a need for lithography to move in the same direction. Block copolymer (BCP) lithography is a promising technique, which has single digit nanometer resolution, has a pattern periodicity of about 7-200 nm, and easily scales up to large area at a low cost. READ MORE
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2. InAs Nanowire Devices and Circuits
Abstract : Since the introduction of the transistor and the integrated circuit, the semiconductor industry has developed at a remarkable pace. By continuously fabricating smaller and faster transistors, it has been possible to maintain an exponential increase in performance, a phenomenon famously described by Moore’s Law. READ MORE
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3. Ordered arrays of low-dimensional Au and Pd : synthesis and in situ observations
Abstract : Electrodeposition of metals in templates of nano-porous anodic aluminum oxide (NP-AAO) is a versatile way of fabricating ordered arrays of metal nanowires. Thanks to the self-arranged long-range hexagonal order of the pores, electrodeposition in NP-AAO is an easily scalable bottom-up synthesis route and an attractive alternative to traditional top-down fabrication methods such as electron beam lithography. READ MORE
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4. InP/GaInP Nanowires for Tandem Junction Solar Cells : Growth, Processing, and Characterization
Abstract : Semiconductor nanowire solar cells have achieved comparable efficiency to their planar counterparts with substantial reduction of material consumption. Tandem geometry is a path towards even higher efficiency. However, extensive studies are needed to reach this goal. READ MORE
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5. Aerotaxy - A Gas-Phase Nanowire Growth Technique
Abstract : In this thesis an efficient nanowire fabrication technique, called Aerotaxy, is investigated. Traditional nanowire fabrication techniques include the use of a substrate as a point of nanowire nucleation which limits the amount of nanowires that can be produced per unit time. READ MORE
