epitaxially
- adverb
- /ˌɛpɪˈtæksɪəli/
- Specialized
- The group from Japan's AIST grew its MTJs epitaxially, using MBE.
Examples
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They form because germanium does not grow epitaxially on silicon.
Academic text (1993) -
This change—marked by the use of epitaxially grown Silicon-Germanium in the PMOS source/drain—ushered in an era of major materials changes in addition to existing dimensional and electrical scaling.
Blog text (31) -
The researchers discovered that the film formed epitaxially on the substrate, enhancing its properties.
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Silicon wafers are often coated epitaxially to improve the performance of semiconductor devices.
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The team used a method to grow crystals epitaxially, ensuring a perfect match with the underlying layer.
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Etymology
Epitaxially comes from the parts epi- 'upon' and taxis 'arrangement', the same idea you see in syntax. So, to do something epitaxially is to grow or place a crystal layer 'upon' another in a neat, matching order.