Test method for resistivity and conductivity of ion-irradiated specimens in irradiation-damaged areas
A technology of ion irradiation and radiation damage, applied in the field of nuclear power, can solve the problems of not being able to provide high-frequency alternating current of tens of thousands of hertz, not having promotion value and practicability, and not considering the cost of the test, etc., and the test method is simple and easy , small error, low cost effect
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[0051] In order to test the accuracy of the mathematical calculation formula (2), the first unit conducts a thinning test on the first ion irradiation sample, and uses the mathematical calculation formula (2) to calculate, wherein, the first ion irradiation sample The parameters are: the length L is 11.56mm, the width B is 1.74mm, and the total thickness H before thinning 0 is 1.14mm, the thickness H of ion irradiation damage layer 1 It is 0.025mm (it can be calculated theoretically according to the ion irradiation parameters, or it can be obtained by a series of nano-indentation hardness test analysis on the ion irradiation sample cross-section);
[0052] The first ion irradiation sample was thinned twice successively, and the measured data are shown in Table 1.
[0053] Table 1 The thinning test data of the first ion irradiation sample
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The thickness H of the sample after thinning 0 -H / 10 -3 m
Thickness of thinned layer H / 10 -3 ...
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[0061] In order to test the accuracy of the mathematical calculation formula (2), different operators of the second unit used different instruments and equipment to conduct thinning tests on the second ion irradiation sample, and calculated using the mathematical calculation formula (2), Among them, the parameters of the second ion irradiation sample are respectively: the length L is 8.9 mm, the width B is 2.63 mm, and the total thickness H before thinning is 0 is 0.92mm, the thickness H of ion irradiation damage layer 1 It is 0.025mm (it can be calculated theoretically according to the ion irradiation parameters, or it can be obtained by a series of nano-indentation hardness test analysis on the ion irradiation sample section).
[0062] Two thinning operations were performed on the second ion irradiation sample successively, and the measured data are shown in Table 2.
[0063] Table 2 The thinning test data of the second ion irradiation sample
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