Abstract
AbstractTwo new electron microscopy techniques have been developed which greatly extend the capabilities for the micro-characterization of semiconductors. The first is a technique for the direct imaging of dopants in semiconductors, whether or not they are in solution, using Z-contrast, and the second is a technique for determining the substitutional fraction of dopant. Both techniques are capable of nanometer spatial resolution and allow the detailed study of dopant segregation, precipitation, and clustering effects.
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