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C-V
(redirected from Capacitance-Voltage)

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C-VCapacitance-Voltage
C-VSchedule V Controlled Substance (USA)


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The electrical properties of these organic films were probed by using current-voltage and capacitance-voltage (CV) measurements obtained from a metal-organic-silicon test structure fabricated by post-monolayer metal deposition.
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In addition to IV measurements, what well may be the first capacitance-voltage (CV) measurements of molecular monolayer-based devices were taken at NIST.
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