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| Programs include EC 01 Hardness for hardness and change in hardness; EC 02 Thickness for thickness and compression set; EC 03 Balance for density, weight, weight change and volume change; EC 04 Creep for creep curve, creep tensile strain and creep modulus; and EC 05 Relaxation for continuous measurement of relaxation, linear and logarithmic relaxation graphs, as well as F/[F. But tensile strain may not benefit P-type devices as much, and it may even slow them down. For instance, conventional tensile strain data are measured at very low strain rates, at a single temperature, time, and stress level. |
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