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Page 157
In many applications ( within the visible or near ir region ) a straightforward
detection with a photomultiplier and a dc current meter is adequate . For
detection of PL spectra a monochromator has to be inserted between the sample
and the ...
In many applications ( within the visible or near ir region ) a straightforward
detection with a photomultiplier and a dc current meter is adequate . For
detection of PL spectra a monochromator has to be inserted between the sample
and the ...
Page 158
Further out in the ir region several semiconductor photoconductive or
photovoltaic detectors exist , with considerably lower sensitivity than
photomultipliers . Accurate PL work in this region is therefore more difficult , and
care must be exercised ...
Further out in the ir region several semiconductor photoconductive or
photovoltaic detectors exist , with considerably lower sensitivity than
photomultipliers . Accurate PL work in this region is therefore more difficult , and
care must be exercised ...
Page 164
Lapping usually introduces a region of damage close to the surface , mainly due
to the creation of fresh dislocations , which provide efficient nonradiative
recombination in most semiconducting materials . ( For most other purposes such
...
Lapping usually introduces a region of damage close to the surface , mainly due
to the creation of fresh dislocations , which provide efficient nonradiative
recombination in most semiconducting materials . ( For most other purposes such
...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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