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9 April 2024 Fabrication of 3D microstructures by controlled bending of suspended microdisks
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Abstract
Hierarchical structures that combine microlens arrays and nanostructures exhibit exceptional potential in enhancing optical characteristics of optoelectronic devices. Furthermore, multi-scale architectures confer multifunctional capabilities to these devices. Existing methodologies for creating hierarchical structures can be classified by the initial structure fabricated: the "microfirst" and "nanofirst" approaches. Among these, the nanofirst strategy stands out as the most versatile, despite presenting challenges in 3D micropatterning on existing nanostructured surfaces. However, it leads to a greater challenge involving 3D micropatterning on existing nanostructured surfaces. To address this challenge, we propose a novel technique for fabricating hierarchical 3D microstructures through controlled bending of suspended microdisks. This method offers new perspectives on achieving hierarchical structures and 3D microstructures.
(2024) Published by SPIE. Downloading of the abstract is permitted for personal use only.
R. Feougier, A. Aliane, A. Sarrazin, Z. Mehrez, N. Posseme, and R. Tiron "Fabrication of 3D microstructures by controlled bending of suspended microdisks", Proc. SPIE 12956, Novel Patterning Technologies 2024, 129560K (9 April 2024); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3009898
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KEYWORDS
Fabrication

3D microstructuring

Silicon

Deformation

Bending stress

Tin

Microlens

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