Nondestructive characterization of nano-sized absorbing defects within laser devices using AFM-IR

Fabrication-induced absorbing defects can significantly degrade device performance. In this study, AFM-IR was employed to successfully characterize defects as small as 50 nm and identify multiple substances within the same region.

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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1364/oic.2025.me.6
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Near-Field Optical Microscopy
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Nondestructive characterization of nano-sized absorbing defects within laser devices using AFM-IR

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Nondestructive characterization of nano-sized absorbing defects within laser devices using AFM-IR

Shenghuan Fang, Hongfei Jiao, Z. H. Lu, Xinbin Cheng, Jinlong Zhang, Zhanshan Wang, Binbin Jiang
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Fabrication-induced absorbing defects can significantly degrade device performance. In this study, AFM-IR was employed to successfully characterize defects as small as 50 nm and identify multiple substances within the same region.

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