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Abstract
Visible laser irradiation on molybdenum field emission arrays (Mo–FEAs) was performed as one efficient cleaning method in order to etch off any unnecessary oxidation layers on the FEA surface. Scanning electron microscopy and high-resolution transmission electron microscopy showed clear removal of ultrathin MoO oxide layers at the emitter edge through a photoinduced thermal process. A sharp surface morphology of the emitter tips was also observed due to the crystallization or thermalmigration effect during the laser exposure. The structural enhancement of the FEA was strongly confirmed by a remarkable increase of 40% in the emission current after laser exposure.
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