Aluminum oxide was deposited on the substrate using an Nd: YAG laser to prepare aluminum oxide nanocoating. The analysis tests showed that the nanocoating is polycrystalline and inhomogeneous distribution. The average surface roughness of the nanocoating increased from 1.33 nm to 3.7 nm with increased laser energy, and the number of pulses from 700 mJ and 100 pulses to 900 mJ and 300 pulses and a higher growth rate. UV-Visible Spectrophotometer was shown that sharp absorption in the ultraviolet (UV) region and high transmittance in the spectral region. The energy gap decreased from 4.1 eV to 4 even with the increased thickness of nanocoating from 56.4 nm to 176 nm. The nanocoating hardness test was carried out using the nanoindentation technique. The results showed that the hardness decreased from 33.83 GPa to 11.84 GPa with increased laser energy and a pulse from 700 mJ and 100 pulses to 900 mJ and 300 pulses due to internal defects caused by the increase in the thickness of the coating.
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10 June 2024
ELECTROMECHANICAL ENGINEERING AND ITS APPLICATIONS
19–20 July 2022
Baghdad, Iraq
Research Article|
June 10 2024
Optical and mechanical properties of aluminum oxide nanocoating prepared by pulse laser deposition
Ayman M. Hassan;
Ayman M. Hassan
a)
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Laser and Optoelectronic Engineering department, University of Technology
, Baghdad, Iraq
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Ali A. Alwahib;
Ali A. Alwahib
b)
2
Nanotechnology and advanced materials research centre, University of Technology
, Baghdad, Iraq
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Abbas K. Hussein
Abbas K. Hussein
c)
2
Nanotechnology and advanced materials research centre, University of Technology
, Baghdad, Iraq
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AIP Conf. Proc. 3002, 080013 (2024)
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Ayman M. Hassan, Ali A. Alwahib, Abbas K. Hussein; Optical and mechanical properties of aluminum oxide nanocoating prepared by pulse laser deposition. AIP Conf. Proc. 10 June 2024; 3002 (1): 080013. https://doi.org/10.1063/5.0206803
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