1980
DOI: 10.1107/s0567739480002070
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Measurement of X-rayPendellösungintensity beats in diffracted white radiation from silicon wafers

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“…Several modifications were proposed to overcome this disadvantage. Takama, Iwasaki & Sato (1980) used the A dependence of the integrated intensity on the A scale, and Utemisov, Somenkova, Somenkov & Shil'shtein (1980) and Utemisov, Shil'shtein & Somenkov (1981) used the t dependence of the integrated intensity on the 0 scale, where t is the effective thickness and can be continuously changed by rotating the azimuthal angle ~o with the Bragg condition fixed. More recently, Teworte & Bonse (1984) used the intensity oscillation in the high-precision rocking curve and presented an accurate data set of IFgl to the same level of accuracy as that of Aldred & Hart (1973a, b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Several modifications were proposed to overcome this disadvantage. Takama, Iwasaki & Sato (1980) used the A dependence of the integrated intensity on the A scale, and Utemisov, Somenkova, Somenkov & Shil'shtein (1980) and Utemisov, Shil'shtein & Somenkov (1981) used the t dependence of the integrated intensity on the 0 scale, where t is the effective thickness and can be continuously changed by rotating the azimuthal angle ~o with the Bragg condition fixed. More recently, Teworte & Bonse (1984) used the intensity oscillation in the high-precision rocking curve and presented an accurate data set of IFgl to the same level of accuracy as that of Aldred & Hart (1973a, b).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…on parallel-sided heat-treated Czochralskigrown silicon wafers using a solid-state detector. The technique has been described in detail by Takama, Iwasaki & Sato (1980) and Takama, Noto, Kobayashi & Sato (1983). Defects have been introduced by heating the 0.5 mm thick wafers in an argon atmosphere for times varying between 24 and 100 h at temperatures in the range from 1123 to 1273 K. The experimental data measured for different orders of reflections have been analysed with Kato's statistical dynamical theory and good agreement was found if the correlation length F for the wave-field amplitudes is treated as an additional independent fitting parameter.…”
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“…Interference fringes have also been observed as a function of wavelength of the incident X-rays. The period of fringes observed in energy-dispersive integrated reflection intensity is used to determine the electron density and the anomalous scattering factors (Takama, Iwasaki & Sato, 1980).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%