24-26 November 2021
Online
Australia/Sydney timezone

Using low energy ion beams to pattern the surface of novel semiconductors

25 Nov 2021, 18:12
1m
Online

Online

Poster Physics, Surface & Condensed Matter Poster Session

Speaker

Abuduliken Bake (University of Wollongong)

Description

A wide range of ion energies (KeV- MeV), ion species, and ion fluences achievable by ion beam implantation, which allows fabrication of highly customized patterned subsurface structures in materials. This advanced material processing technology allows tuning of specific magnetic, and electronic properties with the aim of achieving a wide range of functionalities in electronics. Magnetic ions implantation has been actively used for functionalising semiconductor materials in recent few years in attempt to fabricate magnetic semiconductors for spintronic applications. [1, 2] Ion beam patterning, like electron-beam lithography, able to fabricate customised geometryies on a surface of a semiconductor to create a functionalised region with desired electronic and magnetic properties. By using low energy ion beam implanter at Center of Accelerator Science (CAS) at Australian Nueclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), we demonstrate that the current method has the potential application in the integrated circuitry processing industry with the ability to “write” very small features down to few tens of nanometers.

Which facility did you use for your research Centre for Accelerator Science
Do you wish to take part in the Student Poster Slam Yes
Level of Expertise Student
Condition of submission Yes
Students Only - Are you interested in AINSE student funding Yes
Presenter Gender Man

Primary authors

Abuduliken Bake (University of Wollongong) Zeljko Pastuovic (Centre for Accelerator Science of ANSTO) Dr Peter Evans (ANSTO) Dr Mitchell Nancarrow (University of Wollongong) David Cortie (The University of Wollongong)

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