1986
DOI: 10.3367/ufnr.0148.198604e.0689
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Local cathodoluminescence and its capabilities for the study of band structure in solids

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“…With this estimation for real SEM accelerating voltages (10 to 30 kV) and many semiconducting materials ( L = 1 to 5 pm) a very poor spatial resolution must be expected, but in practice quite a h g h magnification has been obtained in experiments with local CL. This shows that (5) does not correspond to the real situation. In [13] a formal theory of the spatial resolution of local CL has been created on the basis of resolving two narrow luminescent layers in a nonluminescent matrix, and a special sample with a sharp boundary between luminescent and nonluminescent areas has been…”
Section: Cl-emission Formationmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…With this estimation for real SEM accelerating voltages (10 to 30 kV) and many semiconducting materials ( L = 1 to 5 pm) a very poor spatial resolution must be expected, but in practice quite a h g h magnification has been obtained in experiments with local CL. This shows that (5) does not correspond to the real situation. In [13] a formal theory of the spatial resolution of local CL has been created on the basis of resolving two narrow luminescent layers in a nonluminescent matrix, and a special sample with a sharp boundary between luminescent and nonluminescent areas has been…”
Section: Cl-emission Formationmentioning
confidence: 89%