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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P002
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Chien-Lan Liao
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Analysis of GaN pin Diodes Grown on Patterned Sapphire substrates by DLTS
Zhe-yu Liu,Yung-Fu Chang,Chien-Lan Liao,Chong-Lung Ho,Meng-Chyi Wu,
The electrical properties of GaN pin diodes with a 3 um i-layer grown on different kinds of hemisphere-patterned sapphire substrates (PSS) are measured by current-voltage, capacitance-voltage and deep-level transient spectroscopy (DLTS).
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P003
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Ho Yu-Xiang
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Plasmonic Resonant Modes of 3D Au Rod-in-Shell Nanostructures
Chang Shih-Hui,Chang Chih-Hsuan,Ho Yu-Xiang,
Finite-Difference Time-Domain (FDTD) method and Hybridization model are used to analyze both the transverse and longitudinal model of Au rod–in-shell nano structures. Higher order anti-bonding Longitudinal LSPR modes were observed. Our findings could provide a new perspective on the design of nanostructures for bio-medical applications.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P006
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Wu Yan-Zheng
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Mapping of Transmission Spectrum between Plasmonic and Non-plasmonic Nanohole arrays
Wu Yan-Zheng,Lee Chia-Yi,Chen Yu-Yu,Chang Shih-Hui,
The transmission spectrum of PEC nano-hole array can be mapped to that of silver nano-hole array through dispersion relation of the fundamental waveguide modes of PEC (TE11) and metal (HE11).
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P007
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Ping-Hung Chen
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Analysis of Scattering Characteristics of Metal Nanodisks
Ping-Hung Chen,Hui-Hsin Hsiao,Hung-chun Chang,
The scattering properties of nano-structure particles are studied using an in-house developed finite-difference time-domain (FDTD) method numerical simulator. Electromagnetic responses of metal-insulator-metal (MIM) nanodisks are calculated and the resonant bonding and anti-bonding modes due to the coupling between two metal regions are investigated.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P010
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Jie Chen
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Multilayer metamaterials by femtosecond laser-induced forward-transfer
Jie Chen,Ming Lun Tseng,Pin Chieh Wu,Hao Xu,Huijun Wu,Chia Min Chang,Wei Ting Chen,Din Ping Tsai,
An efficient way for nanostructure fabrication based on femtosecond laser induced forward transfer technique is well demonstrated. The optical property of fabricated multilayer SRR array investigated by optical measurements agrees well with finite-difference time-domain simulations. It markedly extends the laser direct writing technique to a wide application in metamaterials fabrication.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P011
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Zhen-Hong Yang
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Hybridization Models of Gold Nanoantennas Arrays in Evanescent Waves
Zhen-Hong Yang,Yu-Lun Kuo,Che-Yuan Chang,Yi-Hsun Chen,Kuo-Ping Chen,
Antibonding-plasmonic-dipolar modes of gold nanoantennas (NAs) are excited by evanescent waves. Comparing the resonance wavelengths of NAs by changing the length in transverse direction, blue shifting in resonance wavelengths is observed when the angle of incidence is larger than critical angle. Near-field distribution shows the transverse mode of NAs with TM polarization will always be bright modes in evanescent waves
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P014
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Yu-Lun Kuo
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Polarization Dependence of Plasmonic Dark Mode Resonance in Gold Nanoantennas Arrays
Yu-Lun Kuo,Zhen-hong Yang,Che-Yuan Chang,Yi-Hsun Chen,Kuo-Ping Chen,
In this paper, we observed the extinction spectra of nanoantennas at different incidence angles from 0 degree to 89 degree under prism coupling. The plasmonic dipolar bright and dark mode resonance of gold nanoantennas are clearly observed comparing with the transverse electric (TE) polarized and the transverse magnetic (TM) polarized incident light.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P015
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Yi-De Chan
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Effects of silica nanoparticles Si-based photodiodes with Au-Ag surface plasmon resonance
Yi-De Chan,Jun-dar Hwung,
Effects of silica nanoparticles (NPs) on improving photo-response of Si-based photodiodes (PDs) with surface plasmon resonance (SPR) of Au-Ag NPs have been investigated. The silica NPs can enhance the photo-response by a magnitude of about 1.9 for the wavelength shorter than 650 nm. However the value is reduced to 1.75 for the wavelength longer than 650 nm. In contrast, the reduced photo-response is not found in the 400 oC annealed PDs due to rougher surface.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P018
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Shun-Shing Yang
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PEGylated gold nanoparticle-decorated graphene oxides for realizing synergistic plasmonic effects on polymer solar cells
Shun-Shing Yang,Ming-Kai Chuang,Fang-Chung Chen,
To improve the sobility of the nanocomposites in organic solvents, we applied the PEG-NH2 in the synthesis process. The nanocomposites after PEGylation had the amphiphillic property, and we could dope the amphiphillic nanocomposites in the poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) polystyrene sulfonate and the active layer of the OPVs simultaneously to realized dual plasmonic structures. All the device preformance had been significant improved due to the plasmonic effects.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P019
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Wu-Chun Lin
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Optical Torque upon Alignment of Gold Prolate Nanospheroid
Ying-Syuan Chen,Wu-Chun Lin,Ting-Yu Kuo,Mao-Kuen Kuo,Jiunn-Woei Liaw,
The multiple multipole (MMP) method is applied to evaluate quantitatively the electromagnetic field induced by a linearly polarized plane wave illuminating a nanospheroid, and then obtaining the surface traction in terms of Maxwell stress tensor.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P022
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Chih-Chiang Yang
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Field Emitter Properties of Low Temperature Grown Ag-ZnO Core Shell Nanorods
Chih-Chiang Yang,Yan-Kuin Su,
Pure ZnO and Ag–ZnO core–shell nanorods (NRs) were successfully synthesized via a low-temperature hydrothermal method, and as-prepared samples were characterized through low-magnification bright-field TEM image and selected-area electron diffractometry. The enhanced field-emission behavior of Ag–ZnO core–shell NRs along the [0002] crystal c-axis direction and their single-crystalline hexagonal structures were also characterized using surface-protruding Ag nanoparticles. Field-emission results exhibited a low turn-on electric field of 3.93 V/μm and field enhancement factor β of 1593.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P023
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Yi-De Chan
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Surface plasmon resonance of Au-Ag nanoparticles on the silicon-based p-n junction photodiode
Yi-De Chan,Jun-dar Hwung,
Surface plasmon resonances of Au-Ag nanoparticles (NPs) annealed at various temperatures (100~400 °C) was used to enhance the short wavelength response of silicon-based p-n junction photodiodes (PDs). With increasing annealed temperature of Au-Ag NPs, the short wavelength responsivity increases; however the higher annealed temperature (400 °C) results in a formation of Au-silicide, thus suppressing the responsivity. As compared to the PDs without Au-Ag NPs, the responsivity for the PDs with Au-Ag-NPs annealed at 300 °C is increased by a magnitude of 5.9 at 400 nm wavelength.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P026
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Ren-Huei Liao
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Synthesis of Cu2ZnSnSe4 nanoparticles comparison by different solvent
Ren-Huei Liao,Shih-Chang Shei,Wei-Lin Jiang,Chi-Jie Wang,
A non-vacuum process for Cu2ZnSnSe4 (CZTSe) thin film solar cells from metal precursors were described. Quaternary kesterite-type Cu2ZnSnSe4 nanoparticles were successfully synthesized by using a relatively simple and different solvent method. Confirmed polyetheramine(D400) solvent capable of increase reaction rate to formed CZTSe nanoparticles than isophorone diamine (IPDA) solution.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P027
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Tzu-Han Fang
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Ultra-compact Polarization Rotator Based on A L-shaped Asymmetric Hybrid Plasmonic Waveguide
Tzu-Han Fang,Chin-Ping Yu,
We have proposed a novel design of polarization rotator based on a L-shaped asymmetric hybrid plasmonic waveguide. At λ = 1.55 μm, the polarization efficiency is over 95% as the rotator length is 2.25 μm. In addition, the calculated extinction and insertion loss are 23.03 dB and 2.24 dB, respectively.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P030
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Wen-Hui Xu
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High Sensitive Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Vapor Sensor by Using Graphene Oxide.
Wen-Hui Xu,Kai-Xiang Zhan,
Recently, graphene oxide(GO) has attracted considerable interest. Because it has some unique physical and biomedical characteristics, such as hydrophilic, biocompatibility and structural stability, it affords GO a distinct potential in biomedicine. Hence we combine GO with Cholesteric liquid crystal (CLC) to make vapor sensors for improving the sensitivity and response time of sensors.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P031
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Chang-Jia Wei
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Metal/HfO2/ZnO nanorods ultraviolet photodetector
Chang-Jia Wei,
Metal/HfO2/ZnO nanorods (NRs) structures were fabricated for the ultraviolet (UV) photodetector applications. The rectifying factor = 52.28 at ±1V. Under UV light (λ=365 nm), the current increases 2 times higher than the device biased at 1V in dark. The responsivity spectrum shows a good UV/visible ratio = 40.7 under 1V bias.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P034
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Li-Li Chang
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Influence of Growth Positions on the Morphology and Crystallinity of ZnO Nanowires with Vapor Phase Transport Process
Yu-Ciang Zeng,Li-Li Chang,Su-Hua Yang,
ZnO nanowires (NWs) are grown on the ZnO doped Al (AZO) seed layer by a vapor phase transport process. The growth position was varied at 3, 5 and 7 cm. Effects of growth position on the crystallinity, cathodoluminescsnce, and field emission properties of ZnO NWs were studied.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P035
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Yu-Zhong Lin
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Using Pulsed Laser Deposition to Fabricate High Mobility Thin Film Transistor of Various Stress
Yu-Zhong Lin,Yu-Wen Cheng,Hao-Yu Wu,Ching-Fuh Lin,
Gallium nitride (GaN) film of various stress grown by pulsed laser deposition, the stress can be changed by modulating the annealing temperature. If GaN is under compressive stress of 0.78 GPa, the GaN thin film transistor (TFT) has the field effect mobility as large as 211cm2/V-s.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P037
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Yi-De Chan
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Effects of texture surface on the Si-based photodiodes with Au-Ag surface plasmon resonance
Yi-De Chan,Jun-dar Hwung,
Effects of texture surface on improving photo-response of Si-based photodiodes (PDs) with surface plasmon resonance (SPR) of Au-Ag NPs have been investigated. Significant SPR is found in the PDs with Au-Ag annealed in 200 oC and 300 oC. The significant SPR causes the photo-response increases from 1.4 to 2.1 with increasing wavelength.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P038
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Po-Kai Huang
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Coupling efficiency enhancement in SOI micro-ring resonator using wafer bonding
Po-Kai Huang,Cheng-Yu Wang,Chun-Ta Wang,Yi-Tun Kuo,Yung-Jui(Ray) Chen,
This work proposes an advanced 3D SOI micro-ring resonator, achieved by wafer adhesive bonding technique. The proposed device exhibits enhanced coupling coefficient between the straight (bus) and ring waveguides, which enables one to design a ring-based, large FSR and box-like passband optical switch without double-resonance issue due to reflection.
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Paper No. 2014-Thu-P0101-P039
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Chong-Wei Li
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Fabrication of Composite Structures of Zinc-Oxide/ Nano-Porous-Si/Distributed-Bragg-Reflector for Photodetector Applications
Chong-Wei Li,
This work reported the fabrication of a composite structure of zinc-oxide/nanoporous-silicon/distributed-Bragg-reflector by using an anodization technique combined with a sol-gel method. Experimental results indicated the developed composite structures had high potential in ultra-violet photodetecing applications.
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