کد مقاله | کد نشریه | سال انتشار | مقاله انگلیسی | نسخه تمام متن |
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1494750 | 992918 | 2013 | 8 صفحه PDF | دانلود رایگان |
• An all-inorganic TiO2 photo-resist has been formulated through an optimized sol–gel route.
• A phase mask has been designed in relation to the specificities of the TiO2 photo-resist.
• The optical characteristics arising from such a photo-resist have been assessed.
• Sub-micrometric diffraction gratings have been formed on rather large areas.
• Cost effective method using a single-step dynamic interferometric lithography and a reduced-size set-up was employed.
An all-inorganic TiO2 photo-resist has been formulated through an optimized sol–gel route. This photo-resist has been coupled to an original dynamic interferometric lithography technique to propose a cost effective method compatible with the formation of sub-micrometric diffraction gratings on rather large surfaces using a single-step lithography and a reduced-size set-up. For that purpose, a phase mask has firstly been designed in relation to the specificities of the TiO2 photo-resist. The optical characteristics arising from such a photo-resist have also been assessed. We finally discuss the formation of sub-micrometric gratings in relation to device features (phase mask design, writing light power) and specificities of the all-inorganic photo-resist.
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Journal: Optical Materials - Volume 35, Issue 9, July 2013, Pages 1706–1713