NASA NTRS ยท 19960022400
Transmission Electron Microscope Measures Lattice Parameters
Abstract
Convergent-beam microdiffraction (CBM) in thermionic-emission transmission electron microscope (TEM) is technique for measuring lattice parameters of nanometer-sized specimens of crystalline materials. Lattice parameters determined by use of CBM accurate to within few parts in thousand. Technique developed especially for use in quantifying lattice parameters, and thus strains, in epitaxial mismatched-crystal-lattice multilayer structures in multiple-quantum-well and other advanced semiconductor electronic devices. Ability to determine strains in indivdual layers contributes to understanding of novel electronic behaviors of devices.
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Pike, William T.. 1996-05-01. Transmission Electron Microscope Measures Lattice Parameters. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19960022400
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