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Micro/Nano Photoelectrical Devices
This special issue belongs to the section “A:Physics“.
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Micro/nano photoelectric devices significantly impact the development of the advanced optical electronic industry. Significant improvements have been made from the design and manufacturing process of the device to the performance assessment of micro-nano photoelectric devices. These advanced micro/nano-scale photoelectric devices have attracted considerable attention and played a decisive role in various fields such as sensors, optical storage, optical communications, solid-state lighting, imaging system, green energy, material, biomedical applications, etc. The scope of this Special Issue, “Micro/Nano Photoelectric Devices and Applications”, covers various aspects of the design, manufacture, and application of studies on micro-optical or optical sensing devices and their latest development. We welcome you to submit your original document to this Special Issue. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:
- Nanostructured optical/optoelectronic devices;
- The design and fabrication of micro/nano photoelectronic devices;
- Micro/nano optical sensors;
- Advanced technology in optical design, manufacturing, and application for micro/nano photoelectronic devices;
- Photoelectronic devices based on thin film coatings;
- Micro/nano photoelectrical devices and micromachine systems for leading-edge applications;
- The latest progress in micro/nano optoelectronic devices and micro-mechanical systems.
Prof. Dr. Chuen-Lin Tien
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- micro-optics lenses
- optical fiber sensor
- thin film device
- optical fiber sensors
- optical thin film devices
- modeling and design of micro-optic lenses
- optical-related and micro-optical sensors
- nanostructured micro-optical devices
- novel optical fiber sensors and their applications
- manufacture of micro-optics devices
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