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2 article(s) from Andzane, Jana

Humidity-dependent electrical performance of CuO nanowire networks studied by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy

Jelena Kosmaca,
Juris Katkevics,
Jana Andzane,
Raitis Sondors,
Liga Jasulaneca,
Raimonds Meija,
Kiryl Niherysh,
Yelyzaveta Rublova and
Donats Erts

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2023, 14, 683–691, doi:10.3762/bjnano.14.54

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Figure 1: Scanning electron microscopy: (a) CuO nanowires grown on Cu substrate by thermal oxidation; (b) sys...

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Figure 2: Impedance spectra measured for the system of CuO nanowire networks on microelectrodes at fixed T (3...

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Figure 3: (a) Impedance magnitude |Z| vs relative humidity RH (dashed line is a guide to the eyes) at various ...

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Figure 4: Normalized equivalent circuit parameters as functions of RH: (a) resistances R₁ and R₂ and (b) the ...

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Published 05 Jun 2023

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Review: Electrostatically actuated nanobeam-based nanoelectromechanical switches – materials solutions and operational conditions

Liga Jasulaneca,
Jelena Kosmaca,
Raimonds Meija,
Jana Andzane and
Donats Erts

Beilstein J. Nanotechnol. 2018, 9, 271–300, doi:10.3762/bjnano.9.29

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Figure 1: Schematics of electrostatically actuated 2T NEM nanobeam-based switches. Top panel: single-clamped ...

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Figure 2: a) Plots of total energy E_T calculated for a Ge nanowire-based NEM device at different electrostati...

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Figure 3: Operation of a 2T switch with a semi-paddle configuration. a) Image of the fabricated switch and sc...

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Figure 4: a) Example of 2T nanowire-based NEM switching between two symmetrically located drain electrodes an...

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Figure 5: Schematics of electrostatically actuated 3T NEM nanobeam-based switches. Top panel: single-clamped ...

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Figure 6: Resonant oscillations of the switching element as an effective solution to overcome on-state adhesi...

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Figure 7: Switching cycles of Mo₆S₃I₆ nanowire-based NEM switch illustrating the impact of the contact area o...

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Figure 8: Size-dependent tuning of the mechanism of electrical conduction through a nanocontact. a) Experimen...

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Figure 9: a) Experimental setup for in situ SEM investigation of processes occurring in nanocontacts. b) Grap...

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Figure 10: a) NEM switch with graphene sheet as the active element. Reprinted with permission from [25], copyright...

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Figure 11: a) Schematics and design of U-shaped dual Si beam NEM switch. Reprinted with permission from [20], copy...

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Figure 12: Different jump-in I(V) characteristics of a) bare, thin SiC beams (SiC–SiC contact) showing gradual...

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Figure 13: Materials properties for NEM switching elements. Marker coordinates correspond to the electrical co...

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Figure 14: Quality factor as a function of air pressure showing the transition from molecular (solid lines) to...

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Figure 15: Scaling impact on the capillary/elastic force ratio. The impact of reducing the length of the switc...

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Figure 16: I(V) characteristics of Ge nanowire with and without an oxide layer. Reprinted with permission from ...

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Figure 17: Temperature impact on NEM switch hysteresis. Hysteresis I(V) loops of a SiGe–TiN NEM relay measured...

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Figure 18: Electrical burn-out induced failure of the NEM switching element. a) Ball formation at the end of a...

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Figure 19: a) Breakdown I(V) characteristics of two individual Bi₂Se₃ nanobelts. 1-2-3 – The step-like breakdo...

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Published 25 Jan 2018

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