Sentence examples for by an interface roughness from inspiring English sources

The dependence of hole mobility on well width can be explained by an interface roughness of 0.4 nm, in accordance with the X-ray reflectivity measurements, and the associated fluctuation of the strain at the interfaces.

As it is common practice for XRR, the interface morphology is given as an interface roughness reporting the average penetration of the two polymer layers into each other.

An interface roughness of less than 50 nm and a minimum surface roughness of 14.3 nm were obtained after RTA treatment at 650°C.

All three cases show similar spectra in that there is a high-energy peak B at 805 mev which mainly originates from the first electron and heavy-hole radiation recombination in quantum well [QW], while the low-energy peak A is probably caused by interface roughness of QW in the atomic layer scale.

Furthermore, the calculated carrier distribution shows that carrier mobility will be improved by reducing interface roughness and alloy disorder scattering in designed heterostructure.

Additionally, the 7-nm QW has a broader linewidth (FWHM = 17.5 meV) than that of 15-nm QWs (FWHM = 13.7 meV) on the localized exciton peak, which also indicates that the 7-nm QW is affected more by the interface roughness fluctuations and compositional disorder.

In X-ray reflectivity investigations, an increasing interface roughness between the two polymers is observed as a function of temperature and annealing time, up to a value of 1 nm.

The coating wear rates were intensified up to 72% by increasing the interface roughness.

Previous studies, such as [10] and [12], only address the interface between films and Cu or SUS substrate with a minimum interface roughness of 50 to 100 nm.

A development of interface roughness with an increasing number of bilayers was found by different investigation methods.

2DEG mobility was calculated by taking into account interface roughness scattering and ionized remote impurity scattering.