Positive-tone Nanolithography of Antimony Trisulfide with Femtosecond Laser Wet-etching

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Autori principali: Dey, Abhrodeep, Hübner, Uwe, Benardais, Albane, Wu, Xiaofei, Dellith, Andrea, Dellith, Jan, Wieduwilt, Torsten, Schneidewind, Henrik, Schmidt, Markus A, Nazabal, Virginie, Deckert, Volker, Huang, Jer-Shing, Wang, Wei
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author Dey, Abhrodeep
Hübner, Uwe
Benardais, Albane
Wu, Xiaofei
Dellith, Andrea
Dellith, Jan
Wieduwilt, Torsten
Schneidewind, Henrik
Schmidt, Markus A
Nazabal, Virginie
Deckert, Volker
Huang, Jer-Shing
Wang, Wei
author_facet Dey, Abhrodeep
Hübner, Uwe
Benardais, Albane
Wu, Xiaofei
Dellith, Andrea
Dellith, Jan
Wieduwilt, Torsten
Schneidewind, Henrik
Schmidt, Markus A
Nazabal, Virginie
Deckert, Volker
Huang, Jer-Shing
Wang, Wei
contents Antimony trisulfide ($Sb_{2}S_{3}$), as an emerging material for integrated photonic devices, has attracted significant attention due to its high index, low loss, and phase-changing property in the optical regime. However, conventional lithography-based fabrication methods involve complex, time-consuming, multistep processes, rendering the photonic application of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ challenging. Here, we demonstrate that positive-tone fabrication of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ nanostructures using wet-etch femtosecond laser processing, a straightforward technique for the engraving of micro- and nanoscale structures, can address major fabrication challenges. The patterning mechanism and factors influencing resolution of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ thin film structures deposited on quartz (transmissive) and gold (reflective) substrates are experimentally investigated and supported by theoretical modelling. Using this approach, the smallest linewidth fabricated is measured at 178 nm. Consequently, multiple test patterns are demonstrated showing versatile functionalities. Functional Fresnel Zone Plates (FZPs) with varying focal length are fabricated and characterized. This study provides a significantly simplified approach for realizing $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ based integrated photonic devices.
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spellingShingle Positive-tone Nanolithography of Antimony Trisulfide with Femtosecond Laser Wet-etching
Dey, Abhrodeep
Hübner, Uwe
Benardais, Albane
Wu, Xiaofei
Dellith, Andrea
Dellith, Jan
Wieduwilt, Torsten
Schneidewind, Henrik
Schmidt, Markus A
Nazabal, Virginie
Deckert, Volker
Huang, Jer-Shing
Wang, Wei
Optics
Materials Science
Instrumentation and Detectors
Antimony trisulfide ($Sb_{2}S_{3}$), as an emerging material for integrated photonic devices, has attracted significant attention due to its high index, low loss, and phase-changing property in the optical regime. However, conventional lithography-based fabrication methods involve complex, time-consuming, multistep processes, rendering the photonic application of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ challenging. Here, we demonstrate that positive-tone fabrication of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ nanostructures using wet-etch femtosecond laser processing, a straightforward technique for the engraving of micro- and nanoscale structures, can address major fabrication challenges. The patterning mechanism and factors influencing resolution of $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ thin film structures deposited on quartz (transmissive) and gold (reflective) substrates are experimentally investigated and supported by theoretical modelling. Using this approach, the smallest linewidth fabricated is measured at 178 nm. Consequently, multiple test patterns are demonstrated showing versatile functionalities. Functional Fresnel Zone Plates (FZPs) with varying focal length are fabricated and characterized. This study provides a significantly simplified approach for realizing $Sb_{2}S_{3}$ based integrated photonic devices.
title Positive-tone Nanolithography of Antimony Trisulfide with Femtosecond Laser Wet-etching
topic Optics
Materials Science
Instrumentation and Detectors
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.15858