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Study of silicon nanofibrous structure formed by femtosecond laser irradiation in air

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posted on 2022-12-17, 02:25 authored by Sivakumar Manickam, Krishnan Venkatakrishnan, Bo TanBo Tan, Venkat Venkataramanan

In this study, we report first time the effect of laser pulse repetition frequency and pulse width of femtosecond laser radiation on silicon nanofibrous structure formation under ambient condition. Surface nanotexture analysis revealed the changes in fibrous structure density and size in respect of laser pulse width and repetition frequency. A phonon confinement model is used to explain the Raman spectra of processed specimens in order to understand the structure details of nanofibrous structure and hence to support the surface nanotexture analysis. The present investigation leads to a conclusion that nanofibrous structure is formed due to the aggregation of silicon nanoparticles and their size is estimated using the confinement model which is in the order of few nanometers.

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