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2 preparations1 characterization2 properties2 figures
4 properties
3 preparations2 characterizations9 properties2 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Process Yield | micro-transfer printing yield | 94.7% | — | |||
| Device Count | successfully printed devices | 36count | — | |||
| Device Count | attempted printed devices | 38count | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | GaAs nanobeam thickness | 160nm | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | SiN waveguide thickness | 300nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | DVS-BCB adhesive layer thickness | 50nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | SiO₂ layer thickness | 3.3um | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | SiN waveguide width | 880nm | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | GaAs nanobeam width in emitter section | 300nm | — | — |
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2 preparations1 characterization2 properties2 figures
4 properties
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| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Process Yield | micro-transfer printing yield | 94.7% | — | |||
| Device Count | successfully printed devices | 36count | — | |||
| Device Count | attempted printed devices | 38count | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | GaAs nanobeam thickness | 160nm | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | SiN waveguide thickness | 300nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | DVS-BCB adhesive layer thickness | 50nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | SiO₂ layer thickness | 3.3um | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | SiN waveguide width | 880nm | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | GaAs nanobeam width in emitter section | 300nm | — | — |
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Enhanced effective masses, spin-orbit polarization, and dispersion relations in 2D hole gases under strongly asymmetric confinement
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Compact self-matched gyrators using edge magnetoplasmons
Operation of Cs-Sb-O activated GaAs in a high voltage DC electron gun at high average current
Giant Hyperfine Interaction between a Dark Exciton Condensate and Nuclei
Optimization of submicron Ni/Au/Ge contacts to an AlGaAs/GaAs two-dimensional electron gas
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Each sample groups how it was prepared, characterized, and measured. Click a card to expand.
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4 properties
3 preparations2 characterizations9 properties2 figures
| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Process Yield | micro-transfer printing yield | 94.7% | — | |||
| Device Count | successfully printed devices | 36count | — | |||
| Device Count | attempted printed devices | 38count | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | GaAs nanobeam thickness | 160nm | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | SiN waveguide thickness | 300nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | DVS-BCB adhesive layer thickness | 50nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | SiO₂ layer thickness | 3.3um | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | SiN waveguide width | 880nm | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | GaAs nanobeam width in emitter section | 300nm | — | — |
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Optimization of submicron Ni/Au/Ge contacts to an AlGaAs/GaAs two-dimensional electron gas
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| Type | Label | Value | Material | Sample | Condition | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Process Yield | micro-transfer printing yield | 94.7% | — | |||
| Device Count | successfully printed devices | 36count | — | |||
| Device Count | attempted printed devices | 38count | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | GaAs nanobeam thickness | 160nm | — | |||
| Layer Thickness | SiN waveguide thickness | 300nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | DVS-BCB adhesive layer thickness | 50nm | — | — | ||
| Layer Thickness | SiO₂ layer thickness | 3.3um | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | SiN waveguide width | 880nm | — | — | ||
| Waveguide Width | GaAs nanobeam width in emitter section | 300nm | — | — |
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