Scanning nanopipette probe microscope for nanofabrication using atmospheric pressure plasma jet

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Abstract

We developed a novel scanning probe microscope (SPM) technique for fine processing of material surface using a localized fine atmospheric pressure plasma jet (APPJ) generated from a nanopipette. The nanopipette is a tapered glass capillary with an aperture of sub-micrometer. Using the nanopipette as a nozzle, it was possible to localize irradiation area of the APPJ. The nanopipette could also be used as a probe for a scanning probe microscope operated with shear-force feedback control, which is capable of positioning the pipette edge in the vicinity of material surfaces for APPJ processing. By using the SPM system, sub-micrometer holes were successfully fabricated.

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Iwata, F., Morimatsu, D., Sugimoto, H., Nakamura, A., Ogino, A., & Nagatsu, M. (2017). Scanning nanopipette probe microscope for nanofabrication using atmospheric pressure plasma jet. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 519, pp. 109–115). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46490-9_16

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