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On scanning-electron-microscope conduction-mode signals in bulk semiconductor devices: Linear geometry
A. Gopinath
Electrical and Computer Engineering
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Scanning Electron Microscope
100%
Semiconductor Devices
100%
Bulk Semiconductors
100%
Conduction Mode
100%
Linear Geometry
100%
Mode Signal
100%
Spatial Distribution
50%
Gallium Arsenide
50%
Bulk Specimens
50%
Scanning Microscope
50%
Transferred Electron Device
50%
One-dimensional Theory
50%
Minority Carrier Lifetime
50%
Bias Conditions
50%
Engineering
Semiconductor Device
100%
Mode Signal
100%
Scanning Electron Microscope
100%
One Dimensional
50%
Electron Devices
50%
Gallium Arsenide
50%
Micrograph
50%
Minority Carriers
50%
Carrier Lifetime
50%
Spatial Distribution
50%