Review Article

Recent Advances on SEM-Based In Situ Multiphysical Characterization of Nanomaterials

Table 3

Electrical characterization of nanomaterials in SEM.
(a)

Testing typesNanomaterialsPropertiesReferences

Four-point probingBoron nanowiresConductivity[80]
CNTsCurrent-voltage characteristics[81ā€“83]
Graphene flakeConductance[84]
SnO2 nanowiresCurrent-voltage characteristics[85]

Two-point probingInN nanowiresElectrical transport properties[86]
MCNTsCurrent-voltage characteristics[87, 88]
GdSi2 nanowiresElectrical transport properties[89]
Bi2S3 nanowiresCurrent-voltage characteristics[90]
2D MXene nanosheetsElectrical conductivity[91]

Three-point probingCNTField effect measurements[88]
GdSi2 nanowiresElectrical conductance property[92]
Nb2Se9 FETElectrical transport property[93]

(b) ESEM for biological cells

NanomaterialsPropertiesEnd-effectorsReferences

W303 yeast cellsSingle cell electrical conductivityDual nanoprobes[94]
W303 yeast cellsSingle pulse current measurementESEM nanomanipulator system[95]
Human embryonic kidney cellCurrent response to indentation forceRobot-assisted AFM manipulation system[96]