Coaxial electron beam imaging equipment and implementation method
A technology of electron beam imaging and main electron beam, applied in circuits, discharge tubes, electrical components, etc., can solve the problem of inability to real-time co-location display or imaging, and achieve the effect of parallel co-location imaging and convenient adjustment
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[0039] A coaxial electron beam imaging device comprising:
[0040] an electron source for emitting the main electron beam;
[0041] The condenser lens is used to adjust the beam opening angle, that is, to converge the electron beam emitted by the electron source;
[0042] Confining membrane pores to confine stray electrons and beam currents;
[0043] an objective lens for focusing the incident primary electron beam onto the sample surface;
[0044] A detector for collecting electrons to form an image through photoelectric conversion;
[0045] The workbench is used to carry the sample and move and position the area to be measured below the optical axis. The workbench has displacement functions in the X and Y directions, and the workbench performs raster scanning movement along the imaging orientation centered on the position to be measured;
[0046] The optical microscope is used for imaging and positioning the area to be tested and correlating the position corresponding to ...
Embodiment 2
[0053] Such as figure 2As shown, the difference from Embodiment 1 is that it also includes a deflector, an annular reflector and a secondary electron detector. The deflector is used to focus the raster scanning of the main electron beam on the sample surface. The annular reflector is used for refracting the light path of the optical microscope, receiving signal electron bombardment and generating secondary electrons. At the same time, the central hole of the annular reflector allows the main electron beam to pass through the membrane hole of the annular reflector. The secondary electron detector is located on the same side of the optical microscope, and the Everhart-Thornley (E-T) detector can be used.
[0054] The specific operation steps of electron beam imaging equipment are as follows:
[0055] S1. First use an electron microscope equipped with a deflector to move the workpiece table to position the pattern to be measured under the electron microscope for imaging. At t...
Embodiment 3
[0060] Such as image 3 As shown, the difference from Embodiment 1 and Embodiment 2 is that a deflector is also included, and the deflector is used to focus the raster scanning of the main electron beam on the surface of the sample. The detector adopts a ring detector, and the surface of the ring detector is configured with a mirror surface, and the mirror surface forms an included angle with the optical axis of the electron optics, and the included angle may be 45°. The detector uses a silicon detector.
[0061] The specific operation steps of electron beam imaging equipment are as follows:
[0062] S1. First use an electron microscope equipped with a deflector to move the workpiece table to position the pattern to be measured under the electron microscope for imaging. At this time, record the coordinate position of the work table;
[0063] S2. The detector is a silicon detector. The main electron beam focuses on the surface of the object and excites the imaging signal elec...
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