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  • Nm-Scale Diamond-like-Carbon (DLC) Templates for use in Soft Lithography

    Author(s)
    Watson, Gregory
    Myhra, Sverre
    Brown, Chris
    Watson, Jolanta
    Griffith University Author(s)
    Watson, Jolanta A.
    Brown, Chris L.
    Watson, Gregory S.
    Year published
    2005
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    Abstract
    An emerging set of methods known collectively as soft lithography is now being utilised for a large variety of applications including micromolding, microfluidic networks and microcontact printing. In particular stamps and elastomeric elements can be formed by exposure of a polymer to a template. Established lithographic techniques used in the microelectronic industry, such as photolithography, are generally used to fabricate such master templates at the micron scale. In this study we demonstrate the use of Diamond-Like-Carbon (DLC) as a template for producing polymer micro/nano stamps and 3-D polymer structures. Intricate ...
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    An emerging set of methods known collectively as soft lithography is now being utilised for a large variety of applications including micromolding, microfluidic networks and microcontact printing. In particular stamps and elastomeric elements can be formed by exposure of a polymer to a template. Established lithographic techniques used in the microelectronic industry, such as photolithography, are generally used to fabricate such master templates at the micron scale. In this study we demonstrate the use of Diamond-Like-Carbon (DLC) as a template for producing polymer micro/nano stamps and 3-D polymer structures. Intricate surface relief patterns can be formed on the DLC surface from lithographic techniques by Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) operated in the electrical conductivity mode.
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    Conference Title
    14th Australian Conference on Nuclear and Complementary Techniques of Analysis and 8th Vacuum Society of Australia Congress
    Publication URI
    http://hdl.handle.net/10072/8739
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