Titlebook: Raman Imaging; Techniques and Appli Arnaud Zoubir Book 20121st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2012 Mapping.Nearfield.Raman imagi

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Imaging Modes,scribed in terms of their advantages and limitations, as well as new imaging modes allowing faster image acquisition. Important definitions of the experiment design, such as spot size, spatial and axial resolution are reviewed. Important concepts enabling to push the limits in terms of spatial resol

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Raman Imaging in Semiconductor Physics: Applications to Microelectronic Materials and Devices,pment of modern electronic and optoelectronic devices: from semiconductor growth to advanced device inspection tools. In this chapter, a wide variety of semiconductors (SiC, graphene, GaN, GaAs, SiGe, strained Si, sSOI, SGOI) and devices (FETs, lasers, MEMS) are addressed. First, it will be shown ho

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Raman Mapping for the Investigation of Nano-phased Materials,olume, needed for good mechanical properties and the homogeneity of amorphous materials that prevents crack initiation. Second, interfaces are in very high concentration and they have a strong influence on many electrical and redox properties. The analysis of nanophased, low crystallinity materials

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Raman Imaging of Micro- and Nano-Structured Materials, allows one to get precise information about the local organization of the relevant molecular groups through the determination of the most probable distribution function. Such a polarized analysis can be conducted under a confocal microscope but caution must be considered because of the use of high

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Mapping Chemical and Structural Composition of Pharmaceutical and Biological Samples by Raman, Surfspecies by Raman is particularly potent for multidimensional microscopic imaging of complex biological environment, as demonstrated in the present book. The commonly admitted problem of Raman, low sensitivity, can often be circumvented due to high output instruments and via approaches like RRS (reso

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