Inkjet Printing of Chalcogenide Glass

Al-Amin Ahmed Simon; Shah Mohammad Rahmot Ullah; Bahareh Badamchi; Harish Subbaraman; Maria Mitkova

Inkjet Printing of Chalcogenide Glass

Al-Amin Ahmed Simon, Shah Mohammad Rahmot Ullah, Bahareh Badamchi, Harish Subbaraman, Maria Mitkova

Electrical Engineering Department

Boise State University

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Abstract

Material printing can create arbitrary structures and it will be invaluable if the technology can be applied to print optical waveguides, gratings or oscillators. To take a step towards this, we report a step-by-step process for inkjet printing of chalcogenide glass. Chalcogenide glasses are phase change materials that are widely used in electrical and optical memory because of their high refractive index, transparency in infrared (IR) region and thermally driven amorphous-to-crystalline phase change. To obtain printed chalcogenide glass structures, we developed a comprehensive printing process that involves glass synthesis, nanoparticle ink formation, printing, post-processing and also characterization.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 12 Apr 2019

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Inkjet Printing of Chalcogenide Glass

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