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Semiconductor diagnostics and monitoring of chemical reactions by SIMS method
 Janák, Marcel ; Skladaný, Roman (oponent) ; Bábor, Petr (vedoucí práce)
Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) is a powerful surface science technique with high sensitivity for elemental composition. This work demonstrates TOF-SIMS abilities in three different research areas. The first part deals with the localization of high voltage dies defects, which is necessary for their further characterization by the TOF-SIMS method. For this purpose, an experimental setup with control software allowing automated measurement of leakage current tests at various die locations was proposed. The second part deals with the quantification of Mg dopant depth profiles in various AlGaN samples. The quantification is based on the RSF method and allows the characterization of doped AlGaN heterostructures for high electron mobility transistors (HEMT) or various optoelectronic devices. A set of 12 Mg doped AlGaN calibration samples for quantification of depth profiles was prepared by the ion implantation technique. The last part demonstrates the abilities of the static TOF-SIMS method in heterogeneous catalysis research. Our primary research objective is the dynamics of catalytic carbon monoxide oxidation to carbon dioxide on platinum polycrystalline microstructures at high vacuum pressures. In this work, we present the first real-time observations of spatiotemporal patterns of varying surface coverages during distinct catalyst regimes. TOF-SIMS observations were correlated with analogous scanning electron microscopy (SEM) observations of gas-phase- and temperature-induced processes on Pt surfaces.
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Semiconductor diagnostics and monitoring of chemical reactions by SIMS method
 Janák, Marcel ; Skladaný, Roman (oponent) ; Bábor, Petr (vedoucí práce)
Time-of-flight secondary ion mass spectrometry (TOF-SIMS) is a powerful surface science technique with high sensitivity for elemental composition. This work demonstrates TOF-SIMS abilities in three different research areas. The first part deals with the localization of high voltage dies defects, which is necessary for their further characterization by the TOF-SIMS method. For this purpose, an experimental setup with control software allowing automated measurement of leakage current tests at various die locations was proposed. The second part deals with the quantification of Mg dopant depth profiles in various AlGaN samples. The quantification is based on the RSF method and allows the characterization of doped AlGaN heterostructures for high electron mobility transistors (HEMT) or various optoelectronic devices. A set of 12 Mg doped AlGaN calibration samples for quantification of depth profiles was prepared by the ion implantation technique. The last part demonstrates the abilities of the static TOF-SIMS method in heterogeneous catalysis research. Our primary research objective is the dynamics of catalytic carbon monoxide oxidation to carbon dioxide on platinum polycrystalline microstructures at high vacuum pressures. In this work, we present the first real-time observations of spatiotemporal patterns of varying surface coverages during distinct catalyst regimes. TOF-SIMS observations were correlated with analogous scanning electron microscopy (SEM) observations of gas-phase- and temperature-induced processes on Pt surfaces.
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