elektronentransportmeting
Elektronentransportmeting, also known as electron transport measurement, is a technique used in materials science and condensed matter physics to study the behavior of electrons within a material. It involves applying a voltage across a sample and measuring the resulting current flow. This allows researchers to determine fundamental electronic properties such as conductivity, resistivity, and the mobility of charge carriers.
The measurement typically involves a carefully prepared sample, often in the form of a thin film or
Different configurations of electrodes, such as the four-point probe method, are employed to minimize the influence