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Fabrication of Diamond Submicron Lenses and Cylinders by ICP Etching Technique with SiO2 Balls Mask

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Publication Date2019-05-17
JournalMaterials
AuthorsZongchen Liu, Tianfei Zhu, Yanfeng Wang, Irfan Ahmed, Zhangcheng Liu
InstitutionsSukkur IBA University, Taiyuan University of Science and Technology
Citations10

Abstract

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Submicron lenses and cylinders exhibiting excellent properties in photodetector and quantum applications have been fabricated on a diamond surface by an inductively-coupled plasma (ICP) etching technique. During ICP etching, a layer containing 500 nm diameter balls of SiO2 was employed as mask. By changing the mixing ratio of O2, Ar and CF4 during ICP etching, several submicron structures were fabricated, such as cylinders and lenses. The simulation results demonstrated that such submicron structures on a diamond’s surface can greatly enhance the photon out-coupling efficiency of embedded nitrogen-vacancy center.

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