Portable Radiometer: A Novel Technique for in Situ Band Gap Measurements
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This work proposes and demonstrates the applicability of this radiometer for high-resolution in situ band gap measurements of materials and makes accurate measurements on standard samples of silicon, germanium, and gallium antimonide.
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- 2007-04-01
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