Conductive atomic force microscope for investigation of thin-film gate insulators G. WIELGOSZEWSKI
... on transistors made in 45-nm technology, which means that the length of the channel is less than 25 nm. Since 1997 the length has been reduced four times. The thickness of the gate insulation had to be correspondingly decreased which led to serious increase of the probability of breaking the insulat ...
... on transistors made in 45-nm technology, which means that the length of the channel is less than 25 nm. Since 1997 the length has been reduced four times. The thickness of the gate insulation had to be correspondingly decreased which led to serious increase of the probability of breaking the insulat ...
Soft x-ray laser holography with wavelength resolution *
... line-cuts through the image. An example of such a linecut as indicated in Fig. 3(a) is shown in Fig. 3(b). Figure 3(a) is a zoom-out of the region indicated in Fig. 2(b) with a white dotted square. This cut, realized in a region where we clearly reached a “plateau” in the maximum and minimum intensi ...
... line-cuts through the image. An example of such a linecut as indicated in Fig. 3(a) is shown in Fig. 3(b). Figure 3(a) is a zoom-out of the region indicated in Fig. 2(b) with a white dotted square. This cut, realized in a region where we clearly reached a “plateau” in the maximum and minimum intensi ...
ATR Accessories: An Overview
... Universal ATR (UATR) UATR is a versatile ATR accessory ideal for the analysis of solids, liquids, pastes and gels. The UATR employs a DiCompTM crystal, which is composed of a diamond ATR with a zinc selenide focusing element which is in direct contact with the diamond. The focusing element provides ...
... Universal ATR (UATR) UATR is a versatile ATR accessory ideal for the analysis of solids, liquids, pastes and gels. The UATR employs a DiCompTM crystal, which is composed of a diamond ATR with a zinc selenide focusing element which is in direct contact with the diamond. The focusing element provides ...
Laser beam profiling
... can be shown as a plot of the relative intensity of points across a plane that intersects projected path of the beam. The most basic measurement of the beam’s irradiance is a single number defining its width or diameter. Since optical beams do not actually have sharp physical edges, the beam width i ...
... can be shown as a plot of the relative intensity of points across a plane that intersects projected path of the beam. The most basic measurement of the beam’s irradiance is a single number defining its width or diameter. Since optical beams do not actually have sharp physical edges, the beam width i ...
Materialanalytik Praktikum UV-VIS Absorption B507
... deeper understanding of the correlation between material properties (e.g. size, shape) surrounding environment and the observed color of a metal suspension. An understanding of the optical properties of noble metal nanoparticles can enable us to realize some new functional system, in particular in n ...
... deeper understanding of the correlation between material properties (e.g. size, shape) surrounding environment and the observed color of a metal suspension. An understanding of the optical properties of noble metal nanoparticles can enable us to realize some new functional system, in particular in n ...
QIM 2013 Verifying Entanglement poster final
... Bi-photons are generated in the 1st crystal (12mm long PPKTP), pumped by a single-frequency diode laser at 880 nm with up to 1 W power. Reflection of the bi-photons from mirrors M2 and M3 is accompanied by a spectral phase shift. Both biphotons and pump enter the 2nd identical crystal. The resulting ...
... Bi-photons are generated in the 1st crystal (12mm long PPKTP), pumped by a single-frequency diode laser at 880 nm with up to 1 W power. Reflection of the bi-photons from mirrors M2 and M3 is accompanied by a spectral phase shift. Both biphotons and pump enter the 2nd identical crystal. The resulting ...
High-power microwave sources on the base of the Volume Free
... FEL lasing is aroused by different types of spontaneous radiation: magnetic bremsstrahlung in undulator, Smith-Purcell or Cherenkov radiation and so on. But regardless of type of spontaneous radiation applied for certain FEL lasing, all FEL-like devices use feedback, which is formed either by two pa ...
... FEL lasing is aroused by different types of spontaneous radiation: magnetic bremsstrahlung in undulator, Smith-Purcell or Cherenkov radiation and so on. But regardless of type of spontaneous radiation applied for certain FEL lasing, all FEL-like devices use feedback, which is formed either by two pa ...
Tutor 4
... given feature, the zero order and one of the first diffraction orders are spaced evenly about the center of the objective lens (Fig. 2), the phase change due to defocus will be the same for both orders, resulting in no phase difference and no degradation. Thus, the proper choice of an off-axis illum ...
... given feature, the zero order and one of the first diffraction orders are spaced evenly about the center of the objective lens (Fig. 2), the phase change due to defocus will be the same for both orders, resulting in no phase difference and no degradation. Thus, the proper choice of an off-axis illum ...
Three-Dimensional Transmission Electron Microscopy: A Novel
... crucial.11,12 Bovin and co-workers13 have carried out TEM work on physical tomography of Pt/zeolite by ultramicrotomy of resinembedded crystals that enabled them to deduce the internal structure of the sample by imaging consecutive ultrathin (20 nm) sections. Instead of physically cutting a crystal ...
... crucial.11,12 Bovin and co-workers13 have carried out TEM work on physical tomography of Pt/zeolite by ultramicrotomy of resinembedded crystals that enabled them to deduce the internal structure of the sample by imaging consecutive ultrathin (20 nm) sections. Instead of physically cutting a crystal ...
Feature Selection/Extraction for Classification Problems
... point which leave the lattice invariant ⟹ around a given point ...
... point which leave the lattice invariant ⟹ around a given point ...
Laser Refraction and Diffraction
... composed of numerous small wave sources. These sources produce additional waves at the position of the wavefront, which leads to subsequent wavefronts that produce more subsequent wavefronts according to the assumptions of this principle. Various phenomena of diffraction and interference can be qual ...
... composed of numerous small wave sources. These sources produce additional waves at the position of the wavefront, which leads to subsequent wavefronts that produce more subsequent wavefronts according to the assumptions of this principle. Various phenomena of diffraction and interference can be qual ...
Crystal Modelling
... Make a crystal of the substance. The crystal must be very pure and perfect. Stage 2 ...
... Make a crystal of the substance. The crystal must be very pure and perfect. Stage 2 ...
Key Stage 3 – Crystal Modelling
... Make a crystal of the substance. The crystal must be very pure and perfect. Stage 2 ...
... Make a crystal of the substance. The crystal must be very pure and perfect. Stage 2 ...
Physical Optics - Haverford College
... so it reforms into an image of the diffraction grating. We will see shortly how this simple experiment can be used to understand how imaging works from a wave perspective. First, let’s recall how periodic waves are represented. Most of us are familiar with repetitions in time, such as periodic oscil ...
... so it reforms into an image of the diffraction grating. We will see shortly how this simple experiment can be used to understand how imaging works from a wave perspective. First, let’s recall how periodic waves are represented. Most of us are familiar with repetitions in time, such as periodic oscil ...
Principles of Spectroscopy
... scale (typically a few hundredths of a wavenumber). This advantage of FT spectrometers is known as CONNES’ advantage. 2) The JAQUINOT advantage arises from the fact that the circular apertures used in FTIR spectrometers has a larger area than the slits used in grating spectrometers, thus enabling hi ...
... scale (typically a few hundredths of a wavenumber). This advantage of FT spectrometers is known as CONNES’ advantage. 2) The JAQUINOT advantage arises from the fact that the circular apertures used in FTIR spectrometers has a larger area than the slits used in grating spectrometers, thus enabling hi ...
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... that the intensity pattern in a transverse plane is unaltered by propagating in free space. These beams can have extremely narrow intensity profiles with effective widths as small as several wavelengths and yet possess an infinite depth of field. We further show (by using numerical simulations based ...
... that the intensity pattern in a transverse plane is unaltered by propagating in free space. These beams can have extremely narrow intensity profiles with effective widths as small as several wavelengths and yet possess an infinite depth of field. We further show (by using numerical simulations based ...
Tailored Complex Potentials and Friedel`s Law in Atom Optics
... It is often found that concepts of photon optics can be adapted to matter-wave optics. In our article we choose the conjugate approach. We use the simplicity of the interaction between light and matter waves to design complex periodic potentials for the matter waves and reveal optical concepts. As a ...
... It is often found that concepts of photon optics can be adapted to matter-wave optics. In our article we choose the conjugate approach. We use the simplicity of the interaction between light and matter waves to design complex periodic potentials for the matter waves and reveal optical concepts. As a ...
5.3.2 Processing Light
... polarizers perform best for short-wavelength infrared light, and are widely used in optical fiber communications. Beam-splitting polarizers come in many varieties and two basic types: 1. Use simple materials and employ the Brewster angle. Advanced Materials B, part 1 - script - Page 2 ...
... polarizers perform best for short-wavelength infrared light, and are widely used in optical fiber communications. Beam-splitting polarizers come in many varieties and two basic types: 1. Use simple materials and employ the Brewster angle. Advanced Materials B, part 1 - script - Page 2 ...
Live Cell Heating Option Components
... (ceramic piece) on the OMX stage. Either slides, or a variety of sample holders will fit into the heating plate. The lower piece is the objective warming ring. Since the sample and objective are thermally isolated from the rest of the optics block and mechanics, only the sample and objective are bro ...
... (ceramic piece) on the OMX stage. Either slides, or a variety of sample holders will fit into the heating plate. The lower piece is the objective warming ring. Since the sample and objective are thermally isolated from the rest of the optics block and mechanics, only the sample and objective are bro ...
Microscopy
... condenser to the DIC position (DIC II with 40x), switch the beam splitter to the cube with a polarizer (labeled as the DIC position), and verify that you see the contrast change when you rotate the Nomarski/de Sénarmont compensator. ...
... condenser to the DIC position (DIC II with 40x), switch the beam splitter to the cube with a polarizer (labeled as the DIC position), and verify that you see the contrast change when you rotate the Nomarski/de Sénarmont compensator. ...
Ref_Note_final092911
... the range of samples that can be studied and introduce uncertainties due to incomplete knowledge of the surface condition. If thick capping layers are present, it may be impossible to obtain a usable signal from the later of interest. Conversely, if the sample is not capped but a thick oxidation lay ...
... the range of samples that can be studied and introduce uncertainties due to incomplete knowledge of the surface condition. If thick capping layers are present, it may be impossible to obtain a usable signal from the later of interest. Conversely, if the sample is not capped but a thick oxidation lay ...
IOSR Journal of Applied Physics (IOSR-JAP) e-ISSN: 2278-4861.
... The functional groups presented in the title compound have been identified by Bruker IFS 66V model FTIR spectrometer using KBr pellet technique in the region 450-4000 cm-1. The infrared absorption spectrum of CMTD crystal is shown in fig 2. In the high energy region, there is a broad band between 35 ...
... The functional groups presented in the title compound have been identified by Bruker IFS 66V model FTIR spectrometer using KBr pellet technique in the region 450-4000 cm-1. The infrared absorption spectrum of CMTD crystal is shown in fig 2. In the high energy region, there is a broad band between 35 ...
Advantages of FTIR spectroscopy
... measured directly by recording the intensity at successive, narrow, wavelength ranges. In FT-IR spectrometers all wavelengths from the IR source impinge simultaneously on the detector. This leads to the multiplex, or FELLGETT’S, advantage. The combination of the Jaquinot and Fellgett advantages mean ...
... measured directly by recording the intensity at successive, narrow, wavelength ranges. In FT-IR spectrometers all wavelengths from the IR source impinge simultaneously on the detector. This leads to the multiplex, or FELLGETT’S, advantage. The combination of the Jaquinot and Fellgett advantages mean ...
Document
... - The grating polychromator disperses the light into the component wavelengths - All wavelengths are measured simultaneously - Resolution depends upon the distance between the diodes and amount of dispersion ...
... - The grating polychromator disperses the light into the component wavelengths - All wavelengths are measured simultaneously - Resolution depends upon the distance between the diodes and amount of dispersion ...