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Growth of ZnO nanorods on patterned templates for efficient, large-area energy scavengers

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SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1007/s00542-010-1030-z

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  1. National Funds and the European Regional Development Fund

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ZnO nanostructures were grown on patterned Si substrates using a cost-efficient, low-temperature process, for their future exploitation as functional cores of nanopiezotronic applications. Different substrates and growth parameters were examined in order to determine the optimum process window that will constitute a reliable, low-cost method for large-scale ZnO nanorod production. Statistical analysis was performed to assess the size and shape distribution of the nanorods in an effort to determine the energy conversion efficiency of the resulting structures.

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