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Conferences

Caltrans Specifications. Appendix 3.1B.

January 7, 1998

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Application of Composites in California Bridges Quality Control Specifications and Testing Program.

January 7, 1998

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J E. Roberts

3 of Electronic Devices

January 1, 1998

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Hans Engler, T. M. Souders, Gerard N. Stenbakken

Testing Displacement-Measuring Interferometer Systems

January 1, 1998

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Jack A. Stone Jr., Martin Schroeck, Michael T. Stocker

We have made a study of one method for testing displacement-measuring interferometer systems, a modified back-to-back comparison, that automatically compensates

Measurements of Formaldehyde Concentrations and Formation Rates in a Methane-Air, Non-Premixed Flame and Their Implications for Heat-Release Rate

January 1, 1998

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M. P. Tolocka, J. H. Miller

The Open Assembly Design Environment Project: An Architecture for Design Agent Interoperability

January 1, 1998

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Steven Shooter, Walid Keirouz, Peter F. Hart, Kevin W. Lyons

The Open Assembly Design Environment (OpenADE)project is an initiative at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to provide an integrated and

Synthesis and Characterization of Fe-Co Alloy Nanoparticles

January 1, 1998

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John H. Scott

Study of the Gas Jet in a Close-Coupled Gas-Metal Atomizer

January 1, 1998

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Pedro I. Espina, U Piomelli

Voltage Modulation Scanned Probe Oxidation (Abstract)

January 1, 1998

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John A. Dagata, T Inoue, J Itoh, K Matsumoto, H Yokoyama

This talk describes methods for enhancing the growth rate and electrical characteristics of nanostructures produced on silicon and titanium substrates by

Measurements of Pitch, Height, and Width Artifacts with the NIST Calibrated Atomic Force Microscope

January 1, 1998

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Ronald G. Dixson, V W. Tsai, Theodore V. Vorburger, Edwin R. Williams, X Wang, Joseph Fu, R Koning

The presence of the atomic force microscope (AFM) in the industrial metrology setting is rapidly increasing. Properties commonly measured in such applications

The Study of Silicon Stepped Surfaces as Atomic Force Microscope Calibration Standards With a Calibrated AFM at NIST

January 1, 1998

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V W. Tsai, Theodore V. Vorburger, Ronald G. Dixson, Joseph Fu, R Koning, Richard M. Silver, E. C. Williams

Due to the limitations of modern manufacturing technology, there is no commercial height artifact at the sub-nanometer scale currently available. The single

NIST Microform Calibration - How It Benefits U.S. Industry

January 1, 1998

Author(s)

Jun-Feng Song, Theodore V. Vorburger

In microform metrology, complex 3-D surface features in the micrometer range must be quantified for their space and size including dimensions, curves, angles

Extinction Coefficients for Dielectric and Conducting Doublets of Spheres

January 1, 1998

Author(s)

Egon Marx

The extinction cross-sections of doublets of polystyrene and carbon spheres are determined using the optical theorem. The forward scattering amplitude is

The Proposed Smart Transducer Interface Standard

January 1, 1998

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Kang B. Lee

A proposed smart transducer interface standard, P1451 is being developed by TC9, Technical Committee on Sensor Technology, of the Instrumentation and

The Molecular Measuring Machine

January 1, 1998

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John A. Kramar, E Gilsinn, E Amatucci, C Villarrubia, E C. Teague, W Scire, William B. Penzes

To help meet the measurement needs of industries preparing to manufacture future generations of nanoelectronic devices and circuits, the National Institute of

Advances in NIST Standard Rockwell Diamond Indenters

January 1, 1998

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Jun-Feng Song, Samuel R. Low III, David J. Pitchure, Theodore V. Vorburger

Recent developments in standard hardness machines and microform calibration techniques have made it possible to establish a worldwide unified Rockwell hardness

Measurement Traceability of NIST Standard Rockwell Diamond Indenters

January 1, 1998

Author(s)

Jun-Feng Song, Samuel R. Low III, Walter S. Liggett Jr, David J. Pitchure, Theodore V. Vorburger

A metrology-based Rockwell hardness scale is established by a standard machine and a standard diamond indenter. Both must be established through force and