ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING

Electron channelling contrast imaging (ECCI) is a SEM based technique for imaging and characterising the Burgers vectors of dislocations in bulk samples. Thus, thin foil relaxation effects do not occur and specimen preparation is relatively straightforward. In this paper we present preliminary resul...

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Váldodahkkit: Czernuszka, J, Long, N, Hirsch, P
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Almmustuhtton: Publ by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd 1991
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author Czernuszka, J
Long, N
Hirsch, P
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Long, N
Hirsch, P
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description Electron channelling contrast imaging (ECCI) is a SEM based technique for imaging and characterising the Burgers vectors of dislocations in bulk samples. Thus, thin foil relaxation effects do not occur and specimen preparation is relatively straightforward. In this paper we present preliminary results of a study on dislocations and precipitates in bulk samples of deformed Si. It has been shown that increasing signal acquisition times improves the signal to noise ratio and the depth to which dislocations can be imaged. The precipitates have been imaged using strain contrast and atomic number contrast.
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spelling oxford-uuid:b5c2ceba-cfd1-4d25-8ec9-67050c034ca82022-03-27T04:36:08ZANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGINGConference itemhttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_5794uuid:b5c2ceba-cfd1-4d25-8ec9-67050c034ca8Symplectic Elements at OxfordPubl by Inst of Physics Publ Ltd1991Czernuszka, JLong, NHirsch, PElectron channelling contrast imaging (ECCI) is a SEM based technique for imaging and characterising the Burgers vectors of dislocations in bulk samples. Thus, thin foil relaxation effects do not occur and specimen preparation is relatively straightforward. In this paper we present preliminary results of a study on dislocations and precipitates in bulk samples of deformed Si. It has been shown that increasing signal acquisition times improves the signal to noise ratio and the depth to which dislocations can be imaged. The precipitates have been imaged using strain contrast and atomic number contrast.
spellingShingle Czernuszka, J
Long, N
Hirsch, P
ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title_full ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title_fullStr ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title_full_unstemmed ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title_short ANALYSIS OF DEFECTS IN BULK SEMICONDUCTORS USING ELECTRON CHANNELING CONTRAST IMAGING
title_sort analysis of defects in bulk semiconductors using electron channeling contrast imaging
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