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Real Time Observation of He Implantation High-Energy Si Irradiation and Self-Ion Irradiation of Nanostrucutred Au.
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Surface conductivity enhancement of PMMA by keV-energy metal-ion implantation
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Final Report for Phase I - Ion Implantation Processes in AlN for WBG Semiconductor Power Devices
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Development of Linear Mode Detection for Top-down Ion Implantation of Low Energy Sb Donors.
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Triangulating the Position of Antimony Donors Implanted in Silicon.
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Few Electron Quantum Dot coupling to Donor Implanted Electron Spins.
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nanofabrication Capability of Spins in Diamond using Top-Down Ion Implantation.
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Multi-part mask for implanting workpieces
A multi-part mask has a pattern plate, which includes a planar portion that has the desired aperture pattern to be used during workpiece processing. The multi-part mask also has a mounting frame, which is used to hold the pattern plate. Prior to assembly, the pattern plate has an aligning portion, which has one or more holes through which reusable alignment pins are inserted. These alignment pins enter kinematic joints disposed on the mounting frame, which serve to precisely align the pattern plate to the mounting frame. After the pattern plate has been secured to the mounting frame, the aligning portion can be detached from the pattern plate. The alignment pins can be reused at a later time. In some embodiments, the pattern plate can later be removed from the mounting frame, so that the mounting frame may be reused.
Quantification of Cavity Evolution in Nanocrystalline Ni after Helium Implantation followed by Self-Ion Irradiation.
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In-Situ He+ Implantation and Thermal Aging of Nanocrystalline Iron.
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Fabrication and Trasnport in Counted Donor Devices using Top-Down Ion Implantation.
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Path to deterministic single donor devices using focused top-down ion implantation.
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Concurrent In-situ Self-ion Irradiation and He Implantation of Nanocrystalline Nickel.
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fabrication of counted donor devices using top-down ion implantation.
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Transport Measurements in Silicon Quantum Dots with Counted Antimony Implants.
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