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X-ray studies of annealing in thin-film semiconductors
Clarke, Roy
1997-07-01
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Clarke, Roy (1997). "X-ray studies of annealing in thin-film semiconductors." AIP Conference Proceedings 417(1): 196-196.
Abstract:
One of the most important issues in thin-film heterostructures is the nature of the interfaces. In general, their structure is likely to involve some degree of lattice strain, especially when the film is deposited on a mismatched substrate. The evolution of the film stress and its behavior during post-deposition processing is critical for many device applications, in particular where extreme operating conditions are encountered. In this presentation we illustrate the use of real-time x-ray scattering for in-situ annealing studies of semiconductor films, emphasizing the advantages of appropriate x-ray optics and fast area detectors.© 1997 American Institute of Physics.
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APCPCS-417-1
DOIs:
10.1063/1.54571
Handle:
http://hdl.handle.net/2027.42/87810
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