Method of using an array of electrodes for high throughput...

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2005-08-30

2005-08-30

Deb, Anjan K. (Department: 2858)

Electricity: measuring and testing

Determining nonelectric properties by measuring electric...

C324S447000, C205S067000, C205S082000

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06937002

ABSTRACT:
Methods and apparatus employ the use of arrays (301, 902) of two or more electronically-discrete electrodes (1, 2, 3. . . ) to facilitate high-throughput preparation and testing of materials comprising two or more elements. High rates of deposition, synthesis and/or analysis of materials are achieved with the use of arrays of electrodes whereby desired materials are developed. The high rate synthesis and/or analysis of an array of materials uses deposition control techniques in conjunction with the electrode array to develop a meaningful array of materials and to analyze the materials for desired characteristics to develop one or more materials with desired characteristics. The use of an array of electrodes enables high-throughput development of materials having scientific and economic advantages.

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