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Sensors and Materials, Volume 17, Number 2 (2005)
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S&M586 Research Paper of Special Issue
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100×100 Thermo-Piezoelectric Cantilever Array for SPM Nano-Data-Storage Application [PDF]

Young-Sik Kim, Caroline Sunyong Lee, Won-Hyeog Jin, SeongSoo Jang, Hyo-Jin Nam and Jong-Uk Bu

(Received April 10, 2004; Accepted November 16, 2004)

Keywords: SPM-based data storage, thermo-piezoelectric cantilever, piezoelectric sensor, PZT thin film

A PZT cantilever array with integrated heaters and piezoelectric sensors, termed a thermo piezoelectric cantilever has been fabricated and studied for application to a high- speed and low-power scanning probe microscopy (SPM)-based nano-data-storage system. In this system, the data are written using a heater and read using a piezoelectric sensor integrated with the cantilever. By the use of a piezoelectric readback method, power consumption during the read/write process can be lowered considerably. With the thermo- piezoelectric cantilever we can successfully write 40 nm data bits on the polymer media, polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA). The sensitivity of the PZT piezoelectric sensor was 0.55 fC/nm. The charge readback signal of the cantilever was obtained using a patterned SiO2 sample. To improve the data rate, we developed a (100100) 2D thermo-piezoelec- tric cantilever array for parallel operation.

Corresponding author: Young-Sik Kim


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Young-Sik Kim, Caroline Sunyong Lee, Won-Hyeog Jin, SeongSoo Jang, Hyo-Jin Nam and Jong-Uk Bu, 100×100 Thermo-Piezoelectric Cantilever Array for SPM Nano-Data-Storage Application, Sens. Mater., Vol. 17, No. 2, 2005, p. 57-63.



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