Fabrication of Nanometer Features on Conductive Surfaces Using Electrostatic Spark Discharges
Abstract
This study demonstrates the feasibility of using a localized plasma discharge from an atomically sharp tip to produce nanometer-scale craters, holes, and mounds on conducting surfaces. It further discusses the potential application of such an approach for nanolithography, nanoimprinting, production of masks for nanostenciling, and the fabrication of membranes.
Key Words: Nano-features; Electrostatic; Discharge; Inchworm
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