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Papers by Massoud Javidi
Sol-Gel Optics II, 1992
ABSTRACT Gradient index (GRIN) materials are used extensively in optical applications such as fax... more ABSTRACT Gradient index (GRIN) materials are used extensively in optical applications such as fax machines, photocopiers, and fiber optic couplers. This paper presents a discussion of the relationship between various sol-gel processing steps and the final properties of a gel derived radial GRIN lens and include results of recent experiments with TiO2-Al2O3-SiO2 gels.
Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2010
Journal of Crystal Growth, 1988
An "intelligent" digital growth control approach developed at Arizona State University (ASU) whic... more An "intelligent" digital growth control approach developed at Arizona State University (ASU) which combines deterministic and heuristic techniques allows virtually total automation of the high-pressure LEC process for GaAs growth. A number of 4 kg, 3 inch semi-insulating GaAs crystals have been grown reproducibly on an adapted Cambridge Instruments CI 358 puller without any significant operator intervention, with process yields of more than 75% single crystals. Crystals produced with the digital system were superior in diameter control, compared to conventionally grown crystals, and exhibited a better uniformity of their electrical and crystalline properties.
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering, 2011
Sol-Gel Optics II, 1992
ABSTRACT Gradient index (GRIN) materials are used extensively in optical applications such as fax... more ABSTRACT Gradient index (GRIN) materials are used extensively in optical applications such as fax machines, photocopiers, and fiber optic couplers. This paper presents a discussion of the relationship between various sol-gel processing steps and the final properties of a gel derived radial GRIN lens and include results of recent experiments with TiO2-Al2O3-SiO2 gels.
Solar Energy Materials and Solar Cells, 2010
Journal of Crystal Growth, 1988
An "intelligent" digital growth control approach developed at Arizona State University (ASU) whic... more An "intelligent" digital growth control approach developed at Arizona State University (ASU) which combines deterministic and heuristic techniques allows virtually total automation of the high-pressure LEC process for GaAs growth. A number of 4 kg, 3 inch semi-insulating GaAs crystals have been grown reproducibly on an adapted Cambridge Instruments CI 358 puller without any significant operator intervention, with process yields of more than 75% single crystals. Crystals produced with the digital system were superior in diameter control, compared to conventionally grown crystals, and exhibited a better uniformity of their electrical and crystalline properties.
International Journal of Chemical Reactor Engineering, 2011