Displacement element, cantilever probe and information processin

Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles

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369126, 310309, H01J 3728

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ABSTRACT:
A displacement element including a substrate having electrodes and a cantilever provided on the substrate, wherein the cantilever is formed from a semiconductor material and has at least two electrostatic driving electrodes formed by diffusing an impurity into a semiconductor material.

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