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Below room temperature a cryostat ( for liquid He or liquid N2 ) is required , with
optical windows for optical access to the ... heat sinking of the sample to a cooled
sample holder since a substantial deviation of the sample temperature ( or even ...
Below room temperature a cryostat ( for liquid He or liquid N2 ) is required , with
optical windows for optical access to the ... heat sinking of the sample to a cooled
sample holder since a substantial deviation of the sample temperature ( or even ...
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Water - cooled substrates normally were cooled to about 20° C , but hot water
was used for temperatures up to 100° C ... ELEVATED TEMPERATURE
SUBSTRATES Automatic air cooling was very successfully used for elevated
substrate ...
Water - cooled substrates normally were cooled to about 20° C , but hot water
was used for temperatures up to 100° C ... ELEVATED TEMPERATURE
SUBSTRATES Automatic air cooling was very successfully used for elevated
substrate ...
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A . Materials Studies Most deposits were made at low temperatures , e . g . , less
than 100° C , to take advantage of the ... was quite repeatable for sputter -
deposited materials if the substrate temperature and other sputtering conditions
were ...
A . Materials Studies Most deposits were made at low temperatures , e . g . , less
than 100° C , to take advantage of the ... was quite repeatable for sputter -
deposited materials if the substrate temperature and other sputtering conditions
were ...
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R JAMES | 2 |
Principles of XRay Stress Measurement | 4 |
Control of Accuracy and Precision | 25 |
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