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E.V. Panfilova, A.B. Syritsky, A.A. Dobronosova

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Engineering Journal: Science and Innovation

# 1·2018

Application of scanning probe microscopy

in the research of opal nanostructures

© E.V. Panfilova, A.B. Syritsky, A.A. Dobronosova

Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, 105005, Russia

The article describes the results of the research of formation of multilayer structures

based on opal films, using scanning probe microscope Solver P-47 by means of atomic

force and tunneling microscopy and current spectroscopy. The research shows that tun-

neling microscopy methods are suitable for studying chromium-opal-gold-carbon layered

structures. Surface images and current-voltage characteristics of each layer obtained in

the process of forming structures are shown. Results suggest that the formation of film

structures on the surface of opal matrices begins with the formation of “islands” on tops

of silica spheres. Findings of the research show that the deposition of carbon films on the

surface of the chrome-opal-gold structure results in tunnel current increase in the probe-

sample gap. The presented results can be used in the development of technology for the

formation of various layered structures on the surface of opal matrices, in particular, in

the production of photonic devices, sensors and emission devices.

Keywords:

opal, opal matrix, thin films, carbon structures, vapor-phase deposition,

scanning probe microscopy, tunnel electron microscopy, current spectroscopy

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