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Webinar: Comparison between AM KPFM and FM KPFM

KPFM is an essential technique for nanoelectrical characterization of materials and devices. With the steady decrease of the size of modern circuits, new KPFM implementations were developed to face this challenge.

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In this webinar, Dr. Denis Vasyukov will present details of different implementations of KPFM imaging and their applications.

Run Time: 31:21min 

Webinar: Advanced KPFM techniques — Comparison between AM KPFM and FM KPFM

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