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Single vacancy defect spectroscopy on HfO2 using random telegraph noise signals from scanning tunneling microscopy

Thamankar et al., 2016

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17833438621746374118
Author
Thamankar R
Raghavan N
Molina J
Puglisi F
O'Shea S
Shubhakar K
Larcher L
Pavan P
Padovani A
Pey K
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Journal of Applied Physics

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Random telegraph noise (RTN) measurements are typically carried out at the device level using standard probe station based electrical characterization setup, where the measured current represents a cumulative effect of the simultaneous response of electron …
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