Sentence examples for electric characterization from inspiring English sources

In particular, for interconnect systems, the electric characterization which gives an insight into the CNT/bottom line contact quality is of great importance.

Therefore, c-AFM was applied in this work to address the electric characterization of vertically aligned MWCNT arrays grown on a copper-based metal line.

A high-resolution electric characterization of silicon diatoms was performed by EFM; Fig. 1c, d shows EFM imaging of sample at bias voltages of 0 and 10 V, respectively.

However, graphene only slightly affected the electric characterizations of mature NSC progeny.

The method has been optimized varying RF power, N2 flow rate and process time of the pre-treatments and monitoring their effects on the resulting chemical composition and dielectric properties of the nitride overlayers, by means of infrared spectroscopy, X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and electric characterizations.

(14) Since we cannot get electric currents large enough for noise analysis at zero gate bias, we turned on the device with −6 V gate bias and performed the electrical characterizations of resistance and noise (4).

Fig. 4 Electric output performance characterization of TENG. a Circuit current and voltage under variable load resistances.

Furthermore, an electric field dependent mobility characterization shows a unique non-Poole–Frenkel type behavior at room temperature, which shows much different from the case occurred in multiple-layer devices where the quantity of permitted percolation routes among different monolayers guarantees an mobility enhancement as an electric field increasing.

Methods and experimental gradient structure characterization techniques under electric, magnetic, and temperature fields are reviewed, with emphasis being placed on gradient structure multi-field characterization, test, and evaluation.

Accurate characterization of the electric response of segmented high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors as a function of the interaction position is one of the current goals of the Nuclear Physics community seeking to perform γ-ray tracking or even imaging with these detectors.

The first stage for the fatigue characterization of the electric windows mechanism consists in determining the stress and strain levels which its components are subjected to during the operation cycle, which requires the knowledge of the reaction forces between all the mechanism parts and the fixing points to the internal door sheet.