Nano-Imprinted Ultrahigh-Density Nanopore Arrays

Kyung Hoon Kim; Min Jung Lee; Chul Kyu Kim; Eun Taek Woo; Mi Hee Kim; Youn Sang Kim; Kyu Soon Shin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/SSP.124-126.1269

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Nano-Imprinted Ultrahigh-Density Nanopore Arrays

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Nano-structured polymer stamps were prepared from porous anodic alumina templates. Prepolymers were poured onto the highly ordered porous anodic alumina templates, and they were cured by UV-irradiation. Simple separation of the elastic stamp from the nanoporous aluminum oxide leads to well replicated nano-stamps. The nanopatterns on the stamp were transferred as ultrahigh-density nanopore arrays on various substrates which are potentially applicable to the fabrication of ultrahigh-density metallic or semiconductor nanodot arrays for magnetic storage devices or display devices.

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Kyung Hoon Kim, Min Jung Lee, Chul Kyu Kim, Eun Taek Woo, Mi Hee Kim, Youn Sang Kim, Kyu Soon Shin

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Anodic Alumina Template, Nanoimprint, Nanopore, Stamp

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