Materials Characterization of Dissolved Chalcogenide Spin Coated Thin Films

Shah Mohammad Rahmot Ullah; Al-Amin Ahmed Simon; Maria Mitkova

Materials Characterization of Dissolved Chalcogenide Spin Coated Thin Films

Shah Mohammad Rahmot Ullah
, Al-Amin Ahmed Simon
, Maria Mitkova

Electrical Engineering Department

Boise State University

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Additive manufacturing technology introduced revolutionary new development in the field of aerospace manufacturing, medical equipment, and other industrial products. Our focus is to fabricate a space grade radiation-sensing device for space exploration application using additive manufacturing technology. Fabrication of ink is the first step of this process. We have developed both nano-particle and dissolution based chalcogenide glass ink. In this paper we report the formation of Se containing dissolution based ink dissolved in amines. Before starting printing, we studied initially spin-coated films. These films have been analyzed applying XRD, SEM, and EDS.

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State	Published - 12 Apr 2019

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