Fig. 3: The performance of rewritiable WO3-based gratings. | Communications Materials

Fig. 3: The performance of rewritiable WO3-based gratings.

From: Spatially-resolved insulator-metal transition for rewritable optical gratings

Fig. 3

a Photoresist is covered on a WO3 film as the shape of “USTC”, which proves that photoresist would hinder the electron–proton synergistic doping. b The synergistic effect is compatible with UV lithography, which can be conducted in microchannels by coating photoresist. c-f The photos recorded by optical microscope: a photoresist array in bar shape (c) and a photoresist array in square shape (d). After being processed by synergistic doping and lift-off, the corresponding pattern of bars (e) and squares (f) were obtained. Panels cf have the same scale bar. The period is 16 μm. gj The corresponding surface morphology of samples in panels cf. kn The corresponding diffraction spots of samples in panels cf. For panels kn, scale bar is the same. o The WO3 relief grating in the period of 16 μm, p surface morphology, t diffraction spots. qs Adjusting the period of the relief grating by the synergistic doping, 32 μm for panel q, 64 μm for panel r, 64 μm for panel s. uw The corresponding diffraction spots of samples in panels qs. For panels o and qs, scale bar is the same. For panels tw, scale bar is the same.

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