نتایج جستجو برای: force lithography

تعداد نتایج: 195635  

2006
Minjun Yan Gary H. Bernstein

by Minjun Yan Quantum-dot cellular automata (QCA) is an emerging, promising, future generation computational architecture that encodes binary information into the positions of electrons. The switching and logic function of this transistorless architecture has already been realized in metal QCA and magnetic QCA. “Bottom-up” molecular implementation may not only circumvent the lithography limits,...

Journal: :Pharmaceutics 2015
Xavier H M Hartmann Peter van der Linde Erik F G A Homburg Lambert C A van Breemen Arthur M de Jong Regina Luttge

Arrays of microneedles (MNAs) are integrated in an out-of-plane fashion with a base plate and can serve as patches for the release of drugs and vaccines. We used soft-lithography and micromolding to manufacture ceramic nanoporous (np)MNAs. Failure modes of ceramic npMNAs are as yet poorly understood and the question remained: is our npMNA platform technology ready for microneedle (MN) assembly ...

2017
Yu Kyoung Ryu Cho Colin D Rawlings Heiko Wolf Martin Spieser Samuel Bisig Steffen Reidt Marilyne Sousa Subarna R Khanal Tevis D B Jacobs Armin W Knoll

High-resolution lithography often involves thin resist layers which pose a challenge for pattern characterization. Direct evidence that the pattern was well-defined and can be used for device fabrication is provided if a successful pattern transfer is demonstrated. In the case of thermal scanning probe lithography (t-SPL), highest resolutions are achieved for shallow patterns. In this work, we ...

Journal: :Advanced Optical Materials 2022

Atomic-level imperfections play an increasingly critical role in nanophotonic device performance. However, it remains challenging to accurately characterize the sidewall roughness with sub-nanometer resolution and directly correlate this A method that allows measure of waveguides made any material (including dielectrics) using high atomic force microscopy is developed. This illustrated by measu...

2007
Philip Choi Peng-Fei Fu Jay Guo

Nanoimprint lithography (NIL) is a fabrication technology that offers high-throughput, ultrahigh resolution patterning at great cost savings compared to most competing next-generation radiative lithography methods. As a result of its rapid development in the past decade and its potential for sub-100 nm lithography, NIL has been listed by MIT’s Technology Review as one of ten emerging technologi...

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