Processing of graphene combining optical detection and scanning probe lithography

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Abstract

This paper presents an experimental setup tailored for robotic processing of graphene with in-situ vision based control. A robust graphene detection approach is presented applying multiple image processing operations of the visual feedback provided by a high-resolution light microscope. Detected graphene flakes can be modified using a scanning probe based lithographical process that is directly linked to the in-situ optical images. The results of this process are discussed with respect to further application scenarios.

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Zimmermann, S., Van Düllen, A., Wieghaus, M., & Fatikow, S. (2015). Processing of graphene combining optical detection and scanning probe lithography. In MATEC Web of Conferences (Vol. 32). EDP Sciences. https://doi.org/10.1051/matecconf/20153203001

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