C30B33/08

LARGE-SCALE MUTL-STEP SYNTHESIS METHOD FOR ULTRALONG SILVER NANOWIRE WITH CONTRALLABLE DIAMETER
20190168309 · 2019-06-06 ·

A large-scale multi-step synthesis method for ultralong silver nanowire with controllable diameter, comprises: an ethylene glycol solution containing polyvinylpyrrolidone and sodium chloride is fully heated to obtain a solution with strong reducibility, and then silver nitrate in glycol solution is added for a generation of a large number of crystal seeds; hydrogen peroxide is used to achieve the selection of the crystal seeds for a small amount of crystal seeds with particular sizes; the temperature is immediately raised to increase the reaction rate until the threshold of the etching crystal seeds of nitric acid is broke through; the temperature is lowered for long-timed reaction to slow down the reaction rate, reduce the probability of the isotropic seeds by self-nucleation and promote the absorption of small nucleus in the radial direction of large nucleus or nanowire, thus obtaining the ultralong silver nanowire.

SEMICONDUCTOR SUBSTRATE, MANUFACTURING METHOD AND MANUFACTURING APPARATUS THEREFOR, GaN-BASED CRYSTAL BODY, SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, AND ELECTRONIC DEVICE

A semiconductor substrate includes a main substrate, a mask pattern located above the main substrate and including a mask portion, and a first semiconductor part and a second semiconductor part located above the mask pattern and adjacent to each other, in which the first semiconductor part includes a first lower edge located on the mask portion and a first protruding portion protruding toward the second semiconductor part side farther than the first lower edge.

Engineered substrate structures for power and RF applications

A substrate including a support structure. The support structure including a polycrystalline ceramic core and a first adhesion layer coupled to the polycrystalline ceramic core. The support structure further including a conductive layer coupled to the first adhesion layer, a second adhesion layer coupled to the conductive layer, and a barrier layer coupled to the second adhesion layer. The substrate further including a bonding layer coupled to the support structure. The substrate further including a substantially single crystal layer comprising at least one of silicon carbide, sapphire, or gallium nitride coupled to the bonding layer. The substrate further including an epitaxial semiconductor layer coupled to the substantially single crystal layer.

Engineered substrate structures for power and RF applications

A substrate including a support structure. The support structure including a polycrystalline ceramic core and a first adhesion layer coupled to the polycrystalline ceramic core. The support structure further including a conductive layer coupled to the first adhesion layer, a second adhesion layer coupled to the conductive layer, and a barrier layer coupled to the second adhesion layer. The substrate further including a bonding layer coupled to the support structure. The substrate further including a substantially single crystal layer comprising at least one of silicon carbide, sapphire, or gallium nitride coupled to the bonding layer. The substrate further including an epitaxial semiconductor layer coupled to the substantially single crystal layer.

Nanostructures fabricated by metal assisted chemical etching for antibacterial applications

The method comprises contacting a silicon substrate with a silver salt and an acid for a time effective to produce spikes having a first end disposed on the silicon substrate and a second end extending away from the silicon substrate. The spikes have a second end diameter of about 10 nm to about 200 nm, a height of about 100 nm to 10 micrometers, and a density of about 10 to 100 per square microns. The nanostructures provide antimicrobial properties and can be transferred to the surface of various materials such as polymers.

Engineered substrate structure for power and RF applications

A substrate includes a support structure comprising: a polycrystalline ceramic core; a first adhesion layer coupled to the polycrystalline ceramic core; a conductive layer coupled to the first adhesion layer; a second adhesion layer coupled to the conductive layer; and a barrier layer coupled to the second adhesion layer. The substrate also includes a silicon oxide layer coupled to the support structure, a substantially single crystalline silicon layer coupled to the silicon oxide layer, and an epitaxial III-V layer coupled to the substantially single crystalline silicon layer.

Engineered substrate structure for power and RF applications

A substrate includes a support structure comprising: a polycrystalline ceramic core; a first adhesion layer coupled to the polycrystalline ceramic core; a conductive layer coupled to the first adhesion layer; a second adhesion layer coupled to the conductive layer; and a barrier layer coupled to the second adhesion layer. The substrate also includes a silicon oxide layer coupled to the support structure, a substantially single crystalline silicon layer coupled to the silicon oxide layer, and an epitaxial III-V layer coupled to the substantially single crystalline silicon layer.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING ALUMINUM NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL SUBSTRATE

A method for producing an AlN single crystal substrate, the method including: i) preparing a first base substrate consisting of a first AlN single crystal; ii) growing a first AlN single crystal layer over a main face of the first base substrate, to obtain a layered body; iii) cutting the first MN single crystal layer of the layered body, to separate the layered body into a second base substrate and a first part of the first AlN single crystal layer, the second base substrate including the first base substrate and a thin film layered thereon, the thin film being a second part of the first AlN single crystal layer; iv) polishing a surface of the thin film, to obtain a third base substrate consisting of a second AlN single crystal; and v) growing a second AlN single crystal layer over the polished surface of the third base substrate.

METHOD FOR PRODUCING ALUMINUM NITRIDE SINGLE CRYSTAL SUBSTRATE

A method for producing an AlN single crystal substrate, the method including: i) preparing a first base substrate consisting of a first AlN single crystal; ii) growing a first AlN single crystal layer over a main face of the first base substrate, to obtain a layered body; iii) cutting the first MN single crystal layer of the layered body, to separate the layered body into a second base substrate and a first part of the first AlN single crystal layer, the second base substrate including the first base substrate and a thin film layered thereon, the thin film being a second part of the first AlN single crystal layer; iv) polishing a surface of the thin film, to obtain a third base substrate consisting of a second AlN single crystal; and v) growing a second AlN single crystal layer over the polished surface of the third base substrate.

INDIUM-GALLIUM-NITRIDE LIGHT EMITTING DIODES WITH INCREASED QUANTUM EFFICIENCY

Exemplary methods of forming a semiconductor structure may include forming a nucleation layer on a semiconductor substrate. The exemplary methods may further include forming at least one gallium nitride (GaN)-containing region on the nucleation layer, and forming an indium-gallium-nitride (InGaN)-containing layer on the GaN-containing region. A porosified region may be formed on a portion of at least one of the GaN-containing region and the InGaN-containing layer, and an active region may be formed on the porosified region. In embodiments, the porosified region may be characterized by a void fraction of greater than or about 20 vol. %. In further embodiments, the active region may include a greater mole percentage (mol. %) indium than the porosified region or the GaN-containing region. In still further embodiments, the active region may characterized by a peak light emission at a wavelength of greater than or about 620 nm.