用于热阴极的热子绝缘层研究

研究了热子涂层的原材料粒度对热子绝缘层质量的影响,粒度过细或过粗,涂层附着不均匀,烧结后涂层表面开裂、起皮、粗糙、掉粉严重。采用粒度级配的配比方案制备了氧化铝涂层,电镜分析表明,涂层致密,质量得到明显改善;与原有工艺相比,氧化铝涂层抗压能力提高了1倍。     

基于PPLN波导的全光译码器的设计与研究

随着互联网的发展,网络数据流量极速增长,全光网(AON)概念的提出有利于解决可用带宽受限、信号传输速率较低等问题。其中,全光逻辑信号处理为AON的重要组成部分。根据周期性极化铌酸锂(PPLN)波导的二阶非线性效应原理,将产生的输出信号连续送入不同的PPLN波导进行叠加处理,设计出全光2线-4线译码器的波导级联结构,通过数值计算仿真得到了波形图和眼图,分析了全光2线-4线译码器输出信号的半高全宽(FWHM)、峰值功率、延迟时间和消光比。仿真结果表明:采用PPLN波导级联的方式实现了2线-4线译码器在光域中的逻辑功能,同时保证了光信号的传输质量,为PPLN波导的全光信号处理提供了新的器件类型。     

氮化镓HEMT器件辐射效应综述

在高频、大功率、高温、高压等领域,氮化镓高电子迁移率晶体管(HEMT)器件因其优异的耐辐射性能而被广泛地应用于卫星、太空探测、核反应堆等领域。尽管从理论和一些试验研究中可以得知,氮化镓材料具有良好的耐辐射特性,但在实际应用中,因其制作工艺及结构等因素的影响,氮化镓HEMT器件的耐辐射特性受到了很大的影响和挑战。本文介绍了氮化镓HEMT器件几种辐射效应,并对氮化镓HEMT器件辐射的研究进行了综述。     

LPPA: Lightweight privacy‐preservation access authentication scheme for massive devices in fifth Generation (5G) cellular networks

Because of the requirements of stringent latency, high‐connection density, and massive devices concurrent connection, the design of the security and efficient access authentication for massive devices is the key point to guarantee the application security under the future fifth Generation (5G) systems. The current access authentication mechanism proposed by 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) requires each device to execute the full access authentication process, which can not only incur a lot of protocol attacks but also result in signaling congestion on key nodes in 5G core networks when sea of devices concurrently request to access into the networks. In this paper, we design an efficient and secure privacy‐preservation access authentication scheme for massive devices in 5G wireless networks based on aggregation message authentication code (AMAC) technique. Our proposed scheme can accomplish the access authentication between massive devices and the network at the same time negotiate a distinct secret key between each device and the network. In addition, our proposed scheme can withstand a lot of protocol attacks including interior forgery attacks and DoS attacks and achieve identity privacy protection and group member update without sacrificing the efficiency. The Burrows Abadi Needham (BAN) logic and the formal verification tool: Automated Validation of Internet Security Protocols and Applications (AVISPA) and Security Protocol ANimator for AVISPA (SPAN) are employed to demonstrate the security of our proposed scheme.     

Van der Waals Heterostructure Devices with Dynamically Controlled Conduction Polarity and Multifunctionality

Controlling the conduction behavior of 2D materials is an important prerequisite to achieve their electronic and optoelectronic applications. However, most of the reported approaches are aware of the shortcomings of inflexibility and complexity, which limits the possibility of multifunctional integration. Here, taking advantage of van der Waals heterostructure engineering, a simple method to achieve a dynamically controlled binary channel in a semivertical MoTe₂/MoS₂ field effect transistor is proposed. It is enabled by the high switchability between tunneling and thermal transports through simply changing the sign of voltage bias. In addition, the proposed system allows for multifunctional integration of transistor with on/off ratio >10⁷ and diode with rectification ratio >10⁶. Moreover, the devices show screen capability to negative photoresponse effect that is widely observed in ambipolar materials, hence improving the photodetection reliability and sensitivity. This study broadens the functionalities of van der Waals heterostructures and opens up more possibilities to realize multifunctional devices.     

High‐Sensitivity,Skin‐Attachable,and Stretchable Array of Thermo‐Responsive Suspended Gate Field‐Effect Transistors with Thermochromic Display

The fabrication of a skin‐attachable, stretchable array of high‐sensitivity temperature sensors is demonstrated. The temperature sensor consists of a single‐walled carbon nanotube field‐effect transistor with a suspended gate electrode of poly(N‐isopropylacrylamide) (PNIPAM)‐coated gold grid/poly(3,4‐ethylenedioxythiophene) polystyrene sulfonate and thermochromic leuco dye. The sensor exhibits a very high sensitivity of 6.5% °C^?1 at temperatures between 25 and 45 °C. With increasing temperature, the suspended gate electrode bends due to the deswelling of the PNIPAM, resulting in the reduction of the air gap to increase the drain current under a constant gate voltage. At the same time, the leuco dye coated on top of the transparent gate electrode changes color to visualize changes in temperature. The 4 × 6 integrated temperature sensor array integrated using liquid metal interconnections exhibits mechanical and electrical stability under 50% biaxial stretching and allows for the spatial mapping of temperature with visual color display regardless of wrist movement while attached to the skin of the wrist. This work is expected to be widely useful in the development of skin‐attachable electronics for medical and health‐care monitoring.     

Recent Advances in Rational Electrode Designs for High‐Performance Alkaline Rechargeable Batteries

In recent years, noticeable progress is achieved regarding alkaline rechargeable batteries (ARBs). Due to their merits of safety and low cost, ARBs are considered promising energy storage sources for large‐scale grid energy storage, electric vehicles, and hybrid electric vehicles, as well as wearable and portable devices. While previous reviews have focused on specific topics associated with ARBs, providing a comprehensive review on rechargeable alkaline batteries is both timely and worthwhile. In this review, the recent progress in ARBs is summarized and the strategies underlying rational electrode designs for cathodes and anodes are highlighted, as well as their applications in full cells including flexible batteries. This review may pave the way for further designs of high‐performance alkaline batteries.     

Electrochromic Effect in Titanium Carbide MXene Thin Films Produced by Dip‐Coating

MXenes, a large family of 2D transition metal carbides and nitrides, have shown potential in energy storage and optoelectronic applications. Here, the optoelectronic and pseudocapacitive properties of titanium carbide (Ti₃C₂T_x) are combined to create a MXene electrochromic device, with a visible absorption peak shift from 770 to 670 nm and a 12% reversible change in transmittance with a switching rate of <1 s when cycled in an acidic electrolyte under applied potentials of less than 1 V. By probing the electrochromic effect in different electrolytes, it is shown that acidic electrolytes (H₃PO₄ and H₂SO₄) lead to larger absorption peak shifts and a higher change of transmittance than the neutral electrolyte (MgSO₄) (Δλ is 100 nm vs 35 nm and ΔT_{770 nm} is ≈12% vs ≈3%, respectively), hinting at the surface redox mechanism involved. Further investigation of the mechanism by in situ X‐ray diffraction and Raman spectroscopy reveals that the reversible shift of the absorption peak is attributed to protonation/deprotonation of oxide‐like surface functionalities. As a proof of concept, it is shown that Ti₃C₂T_x MXene, dip‐coated on a glass substrate, functions as both transparent conductive coating and active material in an electrochromic device, opening avenues for further research into optoelectronic and photonic applications of MXenes.     

Textile‐Based Wireless Pressure Sensor Array for Human‐Interactive Sensing

A textile‐based wireless pressure sensor array (WiPSA) is proposed for flexible remote tactile sensing applications. The WiPSA device is composed of a fabric spacer sandwiched by two separate layers of passive antennas and ferrite film units. Under the external pressure, the mechanical compression of the flexible fabric spacer leads to an inductance change, which can further be transduced to a detectable shift of the resonant frequency. Importantly, WiPSA integrates the ferrite film featuring an ultrahigh permeability, which effectively improves the device sensitivity and avoids the interference of conductive materials simultaneously. The device performance with a high quality factor (>35) and sensitivity (?0.19 MHz kPa^?1) within a pressure range of 0–20 kPa is demonstrated. In addition, WiPSA achieves excellent reproducibility under periodical pressures (>20 000 cycles), temperature fluctuations (15–103 °C), and humidity variations (40–99%). As a proof of concept for human‐interactive sensing, WiPSA is successfully 1) integrated with a flexible wrist band for fingertip pressure‐guided direction choices, 2) developed into a smart wireless insole to map the plantar stress distributions, and 3) embedded into a waist‐supporting belt to resolve the contact pressure between the belt and human abdomen in a remote transmitting scheme.