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Scanning Frequency Comb Microscopy (SFCM) Shows Promise for Carrier Profiling at and Below the 7-nm Node
A new type of scanning probe microscopy is described showing promise for true sub-nanometer resolution in carrier profiling which is essential in failure analysis at and below the 7-nm technology node. The sample resistivity is determined by measuring the attenuation of low-noise attowatt microwave signals generated in a tunneling junction by optical rectification.