A Calculation Method of No-charge Equilibrium Voltage of Non-conductive Ceramic Material
A ceramic material and balanced voltage technology, which is applied in the analysis of materials, material analysis using wave/particle radiation, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of high subjectivity and low efficiency, and achieve strong repeatability, simple operation and accuracy high effect
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[0041] Step 1: Take a surface sample from a non-conductive ceramic sample and perform mechanical polishing to ensure that the surface to be tested is flat and parallel to the bottom surface. In this embodiment, the ceramic sample is a hot-pressed sintered lutetium aluminum garnet laser ceramic (LuAG).
[0042] Step 2: On the basis of step 1, the surface of the sample does not need to be evaporated and deposited with a conductive film, and placed on the sample stage of the scanning electron microscope, adjust the working distance of the scanning electron microscope to the optimal value for X-ray energy spectrum collection; set the incident accelerating voltage E 0 5KV; the current of the incident electron beam is 0.2nA; the dead time of the energy spectrometer is guaranteed to be greater than 40%. specifically, figure 1 Shown is a spectrogram of an X-ray energy spectrum signal of a lutetium aluminum garnet laser ceramic (LuAG) under an unbalanced voltage of 5KV according to a...
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