A New Dynamics Expansion Mechanism for Plasma during Pulsed Laser Deposition

The dynamics expansion mechanisms for plasma plume generated by pulsed laser radiation are studied in detail, taking account of plasma ionization effect. Based on the consideration of local conservations of mass, momentum, collected as the assumption that plasma can be viewed as compressible ideal fluid and high temperature-high pressure ideal gas, we develop a new dynamics expansion mechanism for plasma produced by pulsed laser radiation. Using the analytical method, the space number density and pressure evolvement of plasma in cylindrical coordinate are obtained, the dynamics evolvement equations are also derived. The results from the present model indicate that the plasma dynamic expansion behaviour can be evidently influenced by the ionization fraction η. Its effect is similar to a new dynamic source for plasma expansion and increases the expansion acceleration in all directions. The predictions of the expansion of the plasma is affected by the temperature, the average atoms mass and the ionization degree of the plasma are consistent with the experimental results.     

Generation of Electric Field and Net Charge in Hall Reconnection

Generation of Hall electric field and net charge associated initial conditions of plasma density and magnetic field. with magnetic reconnection is studied under different With inclusion of the Hall effects, decoupling of the electron and ion motions leads to the formation of a narrow layer with strong electric field and large net charge density along the separatrix. The asymmetry of the plasma density or magnetic field or both across the current sheet will largely increase the magnitude of the electric field and net charge. The results indicate that the asymmetry of the magnetic field is more effective in producing larger electric field and charge density. The electric field and net charge are always much larger in the low density or/and high magnetic field side than those in the high density or/and low magnetic field side. Both the electric field and net charge density are linearly dependent on the ratios of the plasma density or the square of the magnetic field across the current sheet. For the case with both initial asymmetries of the magnetic field and density, rather large Hall electric field and charge density are generated.     

External Electric Field Effect on Hydrogenic Donor Impurity in Zinc-Blende InGaN Quantum Dot

The binding energy of a hydrogenic donor impurity in zinc-blende (ZB) InGaN quantum dot (QD) is calculated in the framework of effective-mass envelope-function theory using the plane wave basis. It is shown that the donor binding energy is highly dependent on the impurity position, QD size and the external electric field. The symmetry of the electron probability distribution is broken and the maximum of the donor binding energy is shifted from the centre of QD in the presence of the external electric field. The degenerating energy levels for symmetrical positions with respect to the centre of QD are split. The splitting increases with the increase of QD height while the splitting increases up to a maximum value and then decreases with the increase of QD radius.     

Simulation of Phase-Change Random Access Memory with Ring-Type Contactor for Low Reset Current by Finite Element Modelling

A three-dimensional finite element models for phase change random access memory （PCRAM） is established to simulate thermal and electrical behaviours during RESET operation. The RESET behaviours of the conventional structure （CS） and the ring-type contact in bottom electrode （RIB） are compared with each other. The simulation results indicate that the RIB cell has advantages of high heat efficiency for melting phase change material in cell, reduction of contact area and lower RESET current with maintaining good resistance contrast. The RESET current decreases from 1.26mA to 1.2mA and the heat consumption in CST material during programming increases from 12% to 37% in RIB structure. Thus the RIB structure PCRAM cell is suitable for future device with high heat efficiency and smaller RESET current.     

A Conceptual Model of Somali Jet Based on the Biot--Savart Law

We study the relationship between thermal conditions on the earth bottom boundary and the formation of Somali jet based on the Biot-Savart law and the data from National Centres for Environmental Prediction （NCEP）. As the radiation from the Sun gradually moves from the southern meridian, the temperature on the surface of Somali Peninsular and Arabic Peninsular gradually increases. During the same period the surface temperature of the Northern Indian Ocean increases much slower. It is shown that this increase of the temperature difference between the land and sea is inductive to the formation and development of Rayleigh-Benard convection and leads to the increasing relative vorticity strength between positive and negative vertical vortices over the land and sea. According to the Biot-Savart law, increase of vorticity strength will correspondingly induce the horizontal velocity. A pair of positive and negative vorticity fields over the two Peninsulars and the sea surface is effective in forming and maintaining this current. This mechanism is referred to as the ＇Somali suction pump＇. It draws air continually from the Southern hemisphere and releases it at the coastal area of Somali.     

Realization of Ultraviolet Electroluminescence from ZnO Homojunction Fabricated on Silicon Substrate with p-Type ZnO:N Layer Formed by Radical N2O Doping

ZnO homojunction light-emitting diodes are fabricated on Si（100） substrates by plasma assisted metal organic chemical vapour deposition. A p-type layer of nitrogen-doped ZnO film is formed using radical N2O as the acceptor precursor. The n-type ZnO layer is composed of un-doped ZnO film. The device exhibits desirable rectifying behaviour with a turn-on voltage of 3.3 V and a reverse breakdown voltage higher than 6 V. Distinct electrolumineseence emissions centred at 395nm and 490nm are detected from this device at forward current higher than 20mA at room temperature.     

高分子软物质动力学与NMR

高分子熔体或浓溶液中链段扩散和链的弛豫模式满足普适的物理定律,这些定律代表了高分子链动力学的普遍特征.核磁共振(NMR)则为我们直接验证这些物理定律或揭示高分子运动的基本规律提供了强有力的实验手段.本文介绍三个基本的高分子动力学模型(即Rouse模型,蛇行/管道模型和重整化Rouse模型)和以这三个理论模型为基础的NMR实验原理和技术.最后对相关的NMR实验结果进行了综述,并着重与理论模型所期待的结果进行了比较.     

980 nm大功率垂直腔面发射激光器偏振特性

大功率垂直腔面发射激光器单管器件出光口径大、横向模式多。随着注入电流和工作温度的改变出射光偏振态在两个正交偏振基态上转换。为分析输出光偏振特性,采用500μm出光口径980nm底发射器件,通过控制器件热沉温度,利用偏振分光镜分离正交偏振基态为透射波和反射波,半导体综合参数测试仪测量其功率、中心波长等参量。分析得出:两个偏振态的光功率温度特性与未加偏振分光镜时的总输出光的温度特性基本一致,中心波长差随温度升高缓慢增加。在温度低于328K时,随着注入电流的增大,反射波首先达到阈值,形成激射。但透射光波形成激射后其斜效率大于反射波。因此在达到某个电流后两个偏振态的功率变化曲线出现交替。当温度升高到328K以上时两个偏振态的功率曲线却没有明显的交替。根据对大尺寸VCSEL器件偏振特性的研究,提出通过外腔选频的方法来控制偏振的方案,分析计算后得出外腔腔长大约为0.45mm。     

ICF靶用微球弹跳的影响因素分析

 通过对微球弹跳模型的建立,对微球弹跳过程进行了受力分析,解释了微球弹跳过程中遇到的微球粘连或“不跳”、弹跳率起伏不定及弹跳幅度高低不同等现象。通过对加载信号方向与大小、微球质量及尺寸大小、微球及反弹盘表面特性、环境湿度等影响微球弹跳效果因素的分析,提出了改善涂层表面粗糙度和弹跳效果的措施,包括根据微球大小调整微球弹跳激励方式、等离子体中和微球表面电荷、反弹盘表面改性减小球盘之间的相互作用力。     

中红外激光功率密度探测单元的研制

 采用室温光导型HgCdTe探测器,研制了可用于中红外激光功率密度测量的探测单元,主要包括衰减片、探测器、放大电路、数据采集和信号处理５个部分。分析了室温中红外HgCdTe光电探测器的温度特性,并提出了探测器响应率温度自适应校正模型。该探测单元工作温度为－40～30 ℃,功率密度测量不确定度小于20％。