Fig. 2. Fabrication processes related to color printing. (a1) Schematic of printing process using inkjet printer
[36]; (a2) diffraction spectra with incident angle
θi=60°
[36]; (a3) reflectivity of light with different wavelengths at different incident angles
[36]; (b) schematic of “drop-casting” procedure
[Download full size Fig. 3. Fabrications related to color printing. (a) Schematic of fabrication process of sandwich structure using freestanding photonic crystal film
[40]; (b) schematic of self-assembled ACAs
[41]; (c) schematic of inkjet printing process of CdS pattern on paper-based substrates
[42]; (d1) (d2) schematics of fabrication processes of colloidal crystal patterns<
Fig. 4. Holograms of opal-like structures formed on different substrates under different incident angles. (a)-(c) Silicon wafer; (d) (e) glass slide; (f) (g) glossy photo paper
[44] Fig. 5. Fabrication processes related to anti-reflective coating. (a) Sample of UT-SOI and fabrication process
[46]; (b) fabrication process of TiO
2 layer
[47]; (c1) schematic of ideal plasmonic absorber
[48]; (c2) self-assembly of gold nanoparticles to form plasmonic absorbers
[48]; (c3) images of n
Fig. 6. Structure and luminous efficiency of LEDs. (a1) Principle of InGaN quantum well LED
[50]; (a2) light output power as a function of current for InGaN quantum well LED
[50]; (b1) schematic of LED bottom reflector with superlattice
[35]; (b2) (b3) light output power and electro-luminescence spectra
[35] Fig. 7. Fabrication of microlens arrays. (a) Schematic of mass production of microlens array by nanosphere lithography
[55]; (b1) diffraction image of fabricated 4-inch glass substrate coated with PS nanosphere mask
[55]; (b2)-(b4) optical microscope images of microlens array at different observation scales
[55]; (c1) simulated light-field distribution
[< Fig. 8. Colloidal-crystal laser. (a) Principle of low-threshold colloidal-crystal laser
[56]; (b) schematics of photonic band gap shift under voltages in different bias directions
[57] Fig. 9. Fabrication process of sensors. (a) Micro-nano fabrication process flow of bio-inspired Si
3N
4-membrane
[65]; (b) schematic of self-assembly process and SEM image of fiber end
[66]; (c) schematic of Raman measurement
[67] Fig. 10. Self-assembled molecular-colloidal motor. (a) Three-dimensional schematic of self-assembled molecular-colloidal light-driven motor. Rods in
xz plane represent liquid crystal molecules and, and rods in
xy plane represent azobenzene molecules
[68]; (b) snapshots of translational motion of platelet under polarized blue light and polarized white light
[68]