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Field electron emission from structure-controlled one-dimensional CuO arrays synthesized by wet chemical process 被引量:2

Field electron emission from structure-controlled one-dimensional CuO arrays synthesized by wet chemical process
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摘要 One-dimensional CuO nanostructure arrays have been synthesized on Cu foil by a low-temperature wet chemical process. Different CuO nanostrnctures including nanorods with facet heads, nanorods with needle-like tips and nanotubes are shaped simply by varying the concentration of oxidant. Field emission measurements show that CuO nanorods with needle-like tips are of superior performance than other shapes, having a turn-on field of 3.5 V/μm and a field enhancement factor of 2107. The good field emission performance is assigned to the sharp tips contributing to the high field enhancement effect and to the moderate density reducing the field screening effect. One-dimensional CuO nanostructure arrays have been synthesized on Cu foil by a low-temperature wet chemical process. Different CuO nanostrnctures including nanorods with facet heads, nanorods with needle-like tips and nanotubes are shaped simply by varying the concentration of oxidant. Field emission measurements show that CuO nanorods with needle-like tips are of superior performance than other shapes, having a turn-on field of 3.5 V/μm and a field enhancement factor of 2107. The good field emission performance is assigned to the sharp tips contributing to the high field enhancement effect and to the moderate density reducing the field screening effect.
出处 《Journal of Semiconductors》 EI CAS CSCD 2014年第7期28-31,共4页 半导体学报(英文版)
基金 supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.61204062) the Scientific Research Project for Universities funded by Fujian Education Department(No.JA12026) the Scientific Research Foundation for the Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars,State Education Ministry
关键词 1D CuO nanostructure oxidation field emission 1D CuO nanostructure oxidation field emission
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