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Carbon nanotube applications to scanning probe microscopy for next generation semiconductor metrology

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Victor H. Vartanian, Paul McClure, Vladimir Mancevski, Joseph Kopanski, Phillip D. Rack, Ilona Sitnitsky, Matthew D. Bresin, Vincent LaBella, Kathleen Dunn

Abstract

This paper presents an evaluation of e-beam assisted deposition and welding of conductive carbon nanotube (c-CNT) tips for electrical scanning probe microscope measurements. Variations in CNT tip conductivity and contact resistance during fabrication were determined as a function of tip geometry using tunneling AFM (TUNA). Conductive CNT tips were used to measure 2D dopant concentration as a function of annealing conditions in BF2-implanted samples.

Citation

Vartanian, V. , McClure, P. , Mancevski, V. , Kopanski, J. , Rack, P. , Sitnitsky, I. , Bresin, M. , LaBella, V. and Dunn, K. (2010), Carbon nanotube applications to scanning probe microscopy for next generation semiconductor metrology (Accessed December 14, 2024)

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Created August 2, 2010, Updated October 12, 2021