期刊
JOURNAL OF NANOPARTICLE RESEARCH
卷 8, 期 3-4, 页码 405-416出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11051-005-9021-1
关键词
nanoscale atomic clusters; top-down and bottom-up process; UHV; mass-selection; TOF; cryostat measurements; aerosols
The design and operation of a new UHV-compatible atomic cluster deposition system is described. The design is optimised for high cluster fluxes and for the production of cluster-assembled nano-devices. One key feature of the system is a high degree of flexibility, including interchangeable sputtering and inert gas aggregation sources, and two kinds of mass spectrometer, which allow both characterisation of the cluster size distribution and deposition of mass-selected clusters. Another key feature is that clusters are deposited onto electrically contacted lithographically defined devices mounted on an UHV-compatible cryostat cold finger, allowing deposition at room temperature as well as cryogenic and elevated temperatures. In-situ electrical characterisation of cluster-assembled devices can then be performed in the temperature range 1.2-75 K.
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