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Optical fabrication and
Optical manipulation
of semiconductor
nanoparticles
Ashida lab. Nawaki Yohei
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Contents
• Introduction
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Optical fabrication and manipulation
Advantage of particles
Photo Induced force
Resonant force
• Purpose
– Previous study
– My study
• Experimental setup
– Ablation and Manipulation
– Scanning electric microscopy
• Optical fabrication
– Tablet of GaN
– Crystal of GaN
• Optical manipulation
– Zinc oxide
• Summary
Introduction
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Ablation and manipulation
Ablation laser
Ablation
Fabrication method of particles
using laser sputtering
Manipulation laser
Si substrate
Manipulation
Transporting method by the resonant radiation force
Introduction
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Low-dimensional structures
Thin film
Quantum wire
E
Nano particle
E
DOS
DOS
DOS
DOS
Bulk
E
enhancement of oscillator strength
E
Introduction
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Photo induced force
Scattering and Absorption pressure
Optical axis
Gradient Force
Photo induced force
Gradient force
Scattering and Absorption pressure
Photo induced force: 光誘起力
Gradient force: 勾配力
Scat. And abs. pressure: 散逸力
Introduction
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Gradient force
The force pushing objects to the focal point
Electrical gradient
Stabilization point
Gaussian beam
Introduction
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Scattering and Absorption force
The force arising from the momentum transfer from the light
ℏ𝜈
absorption
scattering
power
Introduction
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Manipulation in various scale
Atom
Nanoparticle
Microparticle
It’s difficult
for optical manipulation.
~1nm
No Structural dependence
resonance
Laser cooling
1nm~1mm
1mm~
Structural dependence
Structural dependence
resonance
or
No resonance
No resonance
Optical tweezers
Introduction
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Resonant or Non-resonant light
Non resonant
Resonant
Resonant
E
𝐸 = 𝐸𝑔 − 𝐸𝑏 + ∆𝐸
∆𝐸
Energy of applied light
≠
2
2
𝜋 ℏ of exciton level
Energy
=
2𝑀𝑎2
a
Energy of applied light
=
Energy of exciton level
Resonant
Introduction
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Enhancement by resonant light
Numerical calculation example (CuCl)
Using resonant light
Ref: T.Iida and H. Ishihara Phys. Rev. Lett. 90, 057403 (2003)
Photo induced force is drastically enhanced.
100 times of gravitational acceleration
Purpose
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Previous study
Our group has succeeded manipulation of nanoparticles
Wide-gap semiconductor
CuCl
K. Inaba phys.stat.sol. (b)243, No.14, (2006)
ZnO
S. Okamoto master thesis (2011)
Purpose
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My study
GaN bulk
ablation
GaN particles
manipulation
Manipulated GaN particles
Experimental setup
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Fabrication method
ablation laser
Nd:YAG
cryostat
wavelength
:525nm
pulse duration :10ns
manipulation laser
Ti:sapphire
SHG
Si substrate
sample
pulse duration :100fs
Vacuum state (300K)
wavelength
:726nm
back substrate
Superfluid He state (2K)
wavelength
:718nm
front substrate
Experimental setup
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Observation method
Scanning electron microscope
Electron beam
Secondary electron
SEM measurement
To take 2D image
Cathode Luminescence
CL measurement
Character X-ray
Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometry
sample
To analyze element
Scanning electron microscope: 走査型電子顕微鏡
Secondary electron: 二次電子
Cathode luminescence :電子線励起による発光
Character X-ray: 特性X線
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Optical fabrication
Ablation
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Gallium Nitride
Wide-gap semiconductor
GaN: 3.4eV
cf. ZnSe, SiC, ZnO, CuCl
GaN has wide controllable range of bandgap
with ternary crystal semiconductor InN, AlN.
Crystal growth is difficult
0.7eV~6.1eV
Blue- and UV-Light emitting diode and laser
Ablation
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Tablet of GaN
Powder
Tablet
Press!
Ablation
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SEM images
Ablation conditions
Vacuum state
Nd:YAG power 0.5mJ
I could fabricate particles...
Ablation
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Element analysis
EDS data
SEM image
Ga mapping image
Nitrogen peak was expected.
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Particles were oxidized.
Ablation
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Crystal of GaN
The reason why is that oxidized particle were fabricated.
Tablets included many impurity.
The surface of powders were oxidized.
Crystal
I used crystal of GaN
Ablation
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SEM image
Ablation conditions
Vacuum state
Nd:YAG power :1.5mJ
Ablation
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Element analysis
A broken piece by ablation
EDS data
SEM image
Ga mapping image
Nitrogen was observed.
Ablation
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Element analysis
Fabricated particle by ablation
EDS data
SEM image
Ga mapping image
Nitrogen peak was expected.
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Particles have nitrogen defect.
Ablation
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Superfluid Helium condition
Superfluid Helium
Low temperature
Resonant energy very sharp
For ablation
Viscosity becomes zero.
Small destabilizing effect
Suitable for optical manipulation
The particles can be cool rapidly.
Ablation
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Crystal of GaN
Ablation conditions
Superfluid He state
Nd:YAG power 0.5mJ
Ablation
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Crystal of GaN
EDS data
SEM image
Ga mapping image
Nitrogen peak was expected.
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Particles have nitrogen defect.
Ablation
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Results
The particles had nitrogen defect and contained oxygen.
In such condition
Tablet from powder
Vacuum condition
superfluid He condition
Crystal
Vacuum condition
superfluid He condition
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Optical manipulation
manipulation
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Zinc Oxides
Wide-gap semiconductor
Band-gap energy of ZnO is 3.4eV.
ZnO is very stable material, because It’s oxidation products.
1 cm
1mm
Polygonal shape
manipulation
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Problem of size distribution
Advantage of particle
Density state become sharply.
Size distribution
Density of state becomes cloudy.
Density of state
manipulation
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Pulse laser spectra
ps pulse laser
3.35
Intensity (a.u.)
Intensity(a.u.)
fs pulse laser
3.36
3.37
3.38
3.39
3.40
Photon energy(eV)
3.35
3.36
3.37
3.38
3.39
Photon energy (eV)
3.40
Y. Saito Master thesis (2009)
100fs
Pulse duration
3.38eV
Peak energy
20meV
Spectrum width
1ps
3.38eV
2meV
Resonance radius
under 100nm radius
specific radius
manipulation
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Decrease of size distribution
fs pulse laser
ps pulse laser
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粒子数
粒子数
8
6
4
8
6
4
2
2
0
0
0
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
粒子直径 (nm)
0
10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
粒子直径 (nm)
Y. Saito Master thesis (2009)
The Size distribution reduced in response to spectrum width.
I try to measure size distribution from
spectrum width of photoluminescence.
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Summary
Optical fabrication
I can’t fabricate GaN particles
The particles fabricated by ablation
have nitrogen defect and contained oxygen.
Optical manipulation
I try to measure size distribution from spectrum width
of photoluminescence.
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Appendix
Appendix
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Photo induced force
Gradient force
Fgrad
3 3
2

nb
n
r
m
1  2
2
b
 2
E
  E  
2
2 m 2
Radiation pressure
I 0 128 r

c 34
5 6
Fscat
2
 m 1 
 2
 nb
m 2
2
Optical letters vol.11, No. 5, 288 (1986)
Appendix
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First experiment
samples
material
transparent latex spheres
size
0.59, 1.31, 2.68mm
laser
CW argon laser
TEM00
 = 0.5145mm
w0= 6.2mm
Power 19mW
The author measured sphere moved at 26±5mm/sec
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Laser cooling
Appendix
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Quantum confinement
弱閉じ込めモデル
a > ab
2ab
2a
CuCl
強閉じ込めモデル
ab > a
2ab
2a
a
ab
励起子ボーア半径
0.68nm
ドット半径
数nm
:ドット半径
:励起子ボーア半径
弱閉じ込めモデル
ドット内に励起子が閉じ込められる
励起子の重心運動が量子化
ΔE
2a
量子サイズ効果によりエネルギーレベルが変化
ℏ2 𝜋 2
∆𝐸 =
2𝑀𝑒𝑥 𝑎2