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Optimization of a carbon evaporator cell for MBE growth

Fuster et al., 2020

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17836016117911727754
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Fuster D
González Y
González L
Méndez J
García F
Córdoba-Cabanillas J
Dotor M
Alvaro R
Torné L
García J
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Vacuum

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A new design of carbon source using a S-shaped glassy carbon filament for p-doping and carbon deposition is presented. Due to the higher resistivity of the glassy carbon, lower current is needed to produce the same flux as in a source based on pyrolytic graphite …
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