Paper / report

Towards outperforming conventional sensor arrays with fabricated individual photonic vapour sensors inspired by Morpho butterflies

General Electric Global Research and collaborators used a Cee® 200 Spin Coater to build multilayer resist structures for butterfly-inspired photonic vapor sensors. The work connects Cee® coating equipment with industry-led sensing research.

How Cee® equipment is used

PMMA and an MMA–MAA copolymer were spin coated on silicon wafers using the named Cee® 200 to form approximately 100 nm layers. Coating and soft-bake steps were repeated to build the multilayer stack before electron-beam patterning. The coating method does not specify wafer diameter or spin speed. Source: Methods, Design and fabrication of bio-inspired nanostructures.

Equipment reported
Cee® 200
Source type
Research paper
Publication year
2015
Materials
Photoresist, PMMA
Substrate
Si
Source
Nature Communications (Springer Nature)

Process context

The process details describe the cited work. Reported recipes and results depend on the authors’ materials, substrates, and equipment configuration. Materials recorded for this reference include Photoresist, PMMA.

Source and equipment evidence

Nature Communications (Springer Nature). 2015. Towards outperforming conventional sensor arrays with fabricated individual photonic vapour sensors inspired by Morpho butterflies.

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