Organization of silicon nanocrystals by localized electrochemical etching

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An approach to form a monolayer of organized silicon nanocrystals on a monocrystalline Si wafer is reported. Ordered arrays of nanoholes in a silicon nitride layer were obtained by combining electron beam lithography and plasma etching. Then, a short electrochemical etching current pulse led to formation of a single Si nanocrystal per each nanohole. As a result, high quality silicon nanocrystal arrays were formed with well controlled and reproducible morphologies. In future, this approach can be used to fabricate single electron devices. © 2009 American Institute of Physics.

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Ayari-Kanoun, A., Drouin, D., Beauvais, J., Lysenko, V., Nychyporuk, T., & Souifi, A. (2009). Organization of silicon nanocrystals by localized electrochemical etching. Applied Physics Letters, 95(15). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.3247884

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