Particle detector for secondary ions and direct and or indirect secondary electrons
A technology of secondary electrons and secondary ions, which is applied to the detailed information of electron multipliers, material analysis using wave/particle radiation, instruments, etc., which can solve the problems of occupying space and increasing system costs
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[0052] Two decomposed forms of the invention are first described, which are then combined into the basic form of the EISE3 detector.
[0053] 1. The first form is the configuration shown in Figure 2, which can measure ions or SE by switching the voltage on the electrodes. The structure has a skewed collection of sparse raster maps5. For ion collection, the collection sparse grid is set at a low negative voltage (-80 to -500V), and the thin wire electrode 6 and louver strip set 7 are at -3kV to -3kV in front of the scintillator 8 at positive voltage. Voltage of -4kV. The SE from the louver strip was accelerated to the scintillator with a voltage of +8kV to +12kV relative to the louver strip. Approaching and parallel to the louver strip in the direction of the collection sparse grid, and at a voltage of several hundreds of volts negative relative to the louver strip, the thin wire electrode 6 will likely have moved towards the SE of the collection grid. Push towards the flick...
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