Cathodoluminescence for Gallium Nitride Semiconductor Materials
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Cathodoluminescence can be used to study ceramics, dielectrics and semiconductors (both in bulk and nanostructured materials) and to determine their light-emitting properties at the nanoscale. This presentation helps you to understand how cathodoluminescence works and its application for gallium nitride semiconductor materials. The SPARC is a high-performance cathodoluminescence detection system that is designed and produced by Delmic. Using our cathodoluminescence system, you will get a valuable source of information and a full experimental freedom with an open-source software and modularity of the system. For questions about cathodoluminescence and the SPARC, please leave a comment below or visit www.delmic.com and send us a message. If you would like to download more application notes about cathodoluminescence for materials science please find them at this link: http://www.delmic.com/cathodoluminescence-materials-science
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