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| Senior Design 2018-19 ECE Senior Design Team The project involved using atomic layer deposition (ALD) to simultaneously deposit nanometers-thin insulating films and introduce highly localized impurities within the thin films. Specifically the team deposited Al2O3 thin films with four highly localized Ni impurity profiles and characterized their electrical properties using metal-insulator-metal (MIM) structures through current-voltage and capacitance-voltage measurements.
2016-2017 ECE Senior Design Team Konner and Daniel fabricated and optimized Au/Nb2O5/ZnO/Ti diodes designed for diode-coupled rectifying antennas (rectennas) for infrared energy harvesting. They used atomic layer deposition to deposit ultrathin Nb2O5 and ZnO tunnel barriers and various optical (spectroscopic ellipsometry), structural (X-ray reflectivity and diffraction, atomic force microscopy, transmission electron microscopy) and electrical (current-voltage) measurements to characterize their devices. This work was sponsored in part by RedWave Energy, Inc
2011-2012 ECE Senior Design Team
2011-2012 ChemE Senior Design Team 2010-2011 ECE Senior Design Team 2008-2009 ECE Senior Design Team 2008-2009 Senior Design Team Wins First Place in the 2009 10th annual OSU Engineering Expo!!
For their project entitled, "Piezoelectric Nanowires," the team of Ashley Mason, Adam Stone, and Todd Waggoner, won first place in the ECE section of the 10th Annual OSU Engineering Expo. The project involved growing and characterizing ZnO nanowires grown in solution on low temperature substrates such as Kevlar, mechanical actuation of ZnO nanowire coated Kevlar strands, and devleopment of a circuit to measure very low levels of current. The project was mentored by Prof. John Conley as well as Derryl Allman and David Price from ON Semiconductor and also received support from HP, Corvallis. The project will continue as an ONR/ONAMI funded research project in Dr. Conley's lab. Honors Theses Arturo Valdivia, Chemical Engineering, I-V Characteristics of Al/HfO2/TaN RRAM Devices, defended June 2013. Cheng Tan, Electrical Engineering, Simulated and Experimental Characteristics of Analysis Techniques for ZrCuAlNi /Al2O3/Al Metal-Insulator-Metal Tunnel Diodes, defended May 2012. Akhila Nandgopal, Electrical Engineering, Dielectrophoresis of ZnO Nanowires for CMOS Integration, defended May 2011. Nicole Bauer, Chemical Engineering, Nanomechanical Characterization of Atomic Layer Deposition Coatings for Biomedical Applications, defended April 2011. 05/12 |
John F. Conley, Jr.: jconley@ eecs.oregonstate.edu, ph (541)737-9874, 3089 Kelley Engineering Center |