The design and development of a third generation OSEE instrument

Optically Stimulated Electron Emission (OSEE) has been used to quantify surface contamination in the aerospace community. As advances are made towards the understanding of OSEE, it is desirable to incorporate technological advances with succeeding generations of instrumentation, so that improvements...

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Hauptverfasser: Perey, D. F., Yost, W. T., Stone, F. D., Welch, C. S., Scales, E., Gasser, E. S., Joe, E., Goodman, T., Pascual, X., Hefner, B.
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