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Ajai Iyer

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Room-Temperature Micropillar Growth of Lithium-Titanate-Carbon Composite Structures by Self-Biased Direct Current Magnetron Sputtering for Lithium Io…

2019

Here, an unidentified type of micropillar growth is described at room temperature during conventional direct-current magnetron sputtering (DC-MS) deposition from a Li4Ti5O12+graphite sputter target under negative substrate bias and high operating pressure. These fabricated carbon-Li2O-TiO2 microstructures consisting of various Li4Ti5O12/Li2TiO3/LixTiO2 crystalline phases are demonstrated as an anode material in Li-ion microbatteries. The described micropillar fabrication method is a low-cost, substrate independent, single-step, room-temperature vacuum process utilizing a mature industrial complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS)-compatible technology. Furthermore, tentative considerat…

Materials sciencebatteriesComposite numberchemistry.chemical_elementMaterialkemiBiomaterialschemistry.chemical_compoundSputteringElectrochemistryMaterials ChemistryGraphiteamorphous carbons; batteries; lithium titanates; microstructures; porous materialsLithium titanateDeposition (law)business.industrySputter depositionCondensed Matter Physicsamorphous carbonsElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialschemistrylithium titanatesmicrostructuresOptoelectronicsLithiumbusinessCarbonporous materials
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Nanotribological, nanomechanical and interfacial characterization of atomic layer deposited TiO2 on a silicon substrate

2015

Abstract For every coating it is critical that the coatings are sufficiently durable to withstand practical applications and that the films adhere well enough to the substrate. In this paper the nanotribological, nanomechanical and interfacial properties of 15–100 nm thick atomic layer deposited (ALD) TiO 2 coatings deposited at 110–300 °C were studied using a novel combination of nanoscratch and scanning nanowear testing. Thin film wear increased linearly with increasing scanning nanowear load. The film deposited at 300 °C was up to 58±11 %-points more wear-resistant compared to the films deposited at lower temperatures due to higher hardness and crystallinity of the film. Amorphous/nanocr…

Materials sciencenanoindentationta221NanotechnologySubstrate (electronics)Nanomechanical characterizationengineering.materialnanomachiningAtomic layer depositionScanning nanowearCoatingMaterials ChemistryTiO2Composite materialThin filmta216ta214ta114Atomic layer depositionNanotribologySurfaces and InterfacesCondensed Matter PhysicsNanoscratchNanocrystalline materialSurfaces Coatings and FilmsAmorphous solidInterfacial characterizationthin filmsMechanics of MaterialsengineeringCrystalliteLayer (electronics)Wear
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