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Albonetti et al., 2020 - Google Patents

Quantitative Electrostatic Force Microscopy-Phase on Silicon Oxide Nanostructures

Albonetti et al., 2020

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15564423006114541394
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Albonetti C
Chiodini S
Annibale P
Stoliar P
Martínez R
García García R
Biscarini F
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[EN] Phase-mode electrostatic force microscopy (EFM-Phase) is aviable technique to image surface electrostatic potential ofsilicon oxide stripes fabricated by oxidation scanning probelithography, exhibiting an inhomogeneous distribution of lo-calized charges trapped …
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