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Hussein Shokrvash1 \*, Rahim Yazdani Rad<sup>2</sup> , Abouzar Massoudi<sup>2</sup> and Reza Shokrvash3

1 Research Center for Nanotechnology and Nano-Devices (RCNN), University of Maragheh, Iran

2 Materials and Energy Research Center, Iran

3 Electronics, Telecommunication Department, Civil Aviation Technology College, Tehran, Iran

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