A New Process for Fabricating Random Silicon Nanotips
NASA 's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, California
Monday, November 01 2004
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This process is relatively simple and inexpensive.
An improved process for the fabrication of random arrays of silicon nanotips has been demonstrated to be feasible. Relative to other such processes, this process offers advantages of low cost and simplicity. Moreover, this process can readily be combined with other processes used to fabricate integrated circuits and other monolithic silicon structures.
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