Directed Self-Assembly of Spherical Particles on Patterned Electrodes by an Applied Electric Field
Self‐assembly of 100 μm spheres on a patterned electrode under the influence of an applied electric field is demonstrated. This process occurs for ordered arrays and arbitrary patterns, over areas up to ∼0.7 cm2, with a defect rate (e.g., missing spheres or extra spheres, circled in Figure) of about...
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| description | Self‐assembly of 100 μm spheres on a patterned electrode under the influence of an applied electric field is demonstrated. This process occurs for ordered arrays and arbitrary patterns, over areas up to ∼0.7 cm2, with a defect rate (e.g., missing spheres or extra spheres, circled in Figure) of about 1 %. These arrays of microspheres can be transferred into polymeric matrices, such as poly(dimethylsiloxane), polyurethane, and epoxy. |
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