It is shown that high resistivity semiconductor specimens (at least up to 8.6×103, and probably up to 2.4×104 Ω cm) can be analyzed in a conventional energy-compensated time-of-flight atom probe by using pulses of longer than usual duration and that the necessary pulse width increases with specimen resistance.
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Melmed et al. (1981) studied this question.
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