Methods for in situ monitoring and control of defect formation or healing
AssigneeLockheed Martin Corporation
InventorsJacob L. Swett, Peter V. Bedworth
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AssigneeLockheed Martin Corporation
InventorsJacob L. Swett, Peter V. Bedworth
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Production of perforated two-dimensional materials with holes of a desired size range, a narrow size distribution, and a high and uniform density remains a challenge, at least partially, due to physical and chemical inconsistencies from sheet-to-sheet of the two-dimensional material and surface contamination. This disclosure describes methods for monitoring and adjusting perforation or healing conditions in real-time to address inter- and intra-sheet variability. In situ or substantially simultaneous feedback on defect production or healing may be provided either locally or globally on a graphene or other two-dimensional sheet. The feedback data can be used to adjust perforation or healing parameters, such as the total dose or efficacy of the perforating radiation, to achieve the desired defect state.
A method for monitoring defect formation or healing, comprising:
A method for monitoring defect formation or healing, comprising:
A method for monitoring defect formation or healing, comprising:
A method for monitoring defect formation or healing, comprising:
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