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88 results about "Atom probe" patented technology

The atom probe was introduced at the 14th Field Emission Symposium in 1967 by Erwin Wilhelm Müller and J. A. Panitz. It combined a field ion microscope with a mass spectrometer having a single particle detection capability and, for the first time, an instrument could “... determine the nature of one single atom seen on a metal surface and selected from neighboring atoms at the discretion of the observer”.

Transmission electron microscope sample table for observing three-dimensional atom probe test sample

The invention relates to a transmission electron microscope sample table for observing a three-dimensional atom probe test sample. The transmission electron microscope sample table comprises a sample rod main body, a press part, an automatic reset device and guide rails, wherein the guide rails are connected to one end of the sample rod main body, a groove opening is formed in the end of the sample rod main body, an arc bottom groove is formed in the axial center of the groove opening, a rectangular step is arranged at the groove opening of the bottom groove, a stepped through hole is formed in the tail end of the bottom groove, the press part comprises a press block and an eccentric wheel, the eccentric wheel is used for pressing the press block, an arc groove body is formed in the press block, is symmetric to the bottom groove of the sample rod main body and has the same shape as the bottom groove, a guide boss of the press block is arranged in the stepped through hole, the automatic reset device is a spring, and the guide boss passes through the spring. The transmission electron microscope sample table is simple in structure and is convenient to process and maintain, large-angle rotation in an inclination way can be achieved, the three-dimensional atom probe test sample can be directly loaded, the transmission electron microscope sample table can be used as a three-dimensional reconstruction sample rod of a transmission electron microscope, and the acquired transmission electron microscope image can be used for directly correcting a data reconstruction result of a three-dimensional atom probe.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH

3DTEM and 3DAP multi-scale characterization universal sample table

The invention belongs to the technical field of nanometer materials and discloses a 3DTEM and 3DAP multi-scale characterization universal sample table which comprises a sample table base; the tail endof the sample table base is in a rectangular shape, and the front end is in a shape of a swallow tail and form a right angle with the back end; the tail end of the sample table base is provided witha round hole; an outer copper pipe is welded to the front end of the sample table base; the front end of the outer copper pipe is sleeved with an inner copper pipe; the outer copper pipe is fixed withan inner copper pipe through a friction force; and a three-dimensional atom probe needle-like sample is clamped with the front end of the inner copper pipe. The 3DTEM and 3DAP multi-scale characterization universal sample table provided by the invention is ingenious in design, easy to disassemble, convenient to operate and relatively low in cost, can be repeatedly utilized, is easily combined with two three-dimensional atom probe needle-like sample preparation methods, enables sample preparation and electronic micro-analysis to be efficiently connected together and chemical component information of a three-dimensional atom probe and microstructure information of a three-dimensional transmission electron microscopy to be fully combined, has better applicability and can be more generally applied.
Owner:CHONGQING UNIV

Three-dimensional atom probe sample preparation first-stage polishing device

The invention discloses a three-dimensional atom probe sample preparation first-stage polishing device. The three-dimensional atom probe sample preparation first-stage polishing device comprises a base, a supporting plate, a liner plate, an eccentric wheel, a first lever, a second lever, a connecting rod, a fixed plate, a stand column, a motor and a bolt. By adopting the polishing device, the manual polishing process is changed to the mechanical polishing process, so that the manpower is saved, and the precision is improved. The rotation of the motor is converted to the up-down movement through the levers and the eccentric wheel, and the application requirement can be met. By adopting the polishing device, the spatial position of the preparation of samples in different sizes can be adjusted, and the flexibility is strong. By adopting the aluminum alloy material, the weight is reduced, and the cost is reduced. The polishing device is electrified to execute the electrochemical polishing, so that the polishing size is fixed, the precision is high, the sample quality is good, the taper is large, and convenience in observation of the three-dimensional atom probe and data acquisition can be realized. A simple mechanical device capable of rapidly preparing a sample is provided for preparing a three-dimensional atom probe metal sample.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Method for preparing three-dimensional atom probe sample in rotary mode

The invention belongs to the field of material preparation, and particularly relates to a method for preparing a three-dimensional atom probe sample in a rotary mode. The method comprises the following steps: Step 1: placing a planar block material on a sample table, and depositing a Pt layer on the upper surface of the planar block material along the region of interest; Step 2: extracting a triangular prism-like long strip sample: separating the region of interest from a substrate by using a focused ion beam; Step 3: rotating triangular prism-like long strip sample: transferring the triangular prism-like long strip sample extracted in Step 2 to a rotating needle point, rotating the rotating needle point, and transferring the rotated triangular prism-like long strip sample to an in-situ nano operating rod; and Step 4: shaping Shaping a needle point sample. According to the invention, after the triangular prism-like long strip sample is rotated by 90 degrees by an instrument, the needlepoint sample is further obtained, and after laser excitation, the obtained three-dimensional atom probe data can be reconstructed by software to obtain the data of an interface and tissue structureson two sides of the interface, so that the element distribution and structure in the needle point sample can be analyzed accurately.
Owner:NANJING UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Laser stimulated atom probe characterization of semiconductor and dielectric structures

A laser stimulated atom probe for atom probe imaging of dielectric and low conductivity semiconductor materials is disclosed. The laser stimulated atom probe comprises a conventional atom probe providing a field emission tip and ion detector arrangement, a laser system providing a laser short laser pulse and synchronous electronic timing signal to the atom probe, and an optical system for delivery of the laser beam onto the field emitting tip apex. The conventional atom probe is employed in a manner similar to that used for investigation of high conductivity materials. However, the electric field is held static while the laser is pulsed to provide pulsing of the ion emission rate. The laser pulsing is accomplished in a manner similar to prior implementations of pulsed laser atom probe spectroscopy. The laser pulses provide a trigger signal to enable recording the time of flight in the atom probe. The laser operates at a wavelength in the UV in order to enhance the optical absorption in semiconductor or dielectric field emission tips. The increased optical absorption allows efficient thermal pumping of the field evaporation rate. The tip apex field is also used to redshift the optical absorption spectra of the dielectric or semiconducting material under investigation, further enhancing the optical absorption. Due to the enhanced absorption, it is also possible to realize a photo ionization mechanism, wherein the laser stimulates electronic transitions from the more extended surface atoms, thereby ionizing the surface atom. The laser source is collimated by a collimation lens, reflected using dielectric mirrors, directed onto the sample tip using a focusing lens arrangement, collected from the tip using a collection lens, and directed into a beam stop. The laser beam diameter at focus is approximately 3-30 microns, thus, individual emission tips may be scanned from a field of tips illuminated by the laser pulse.
Owner:CHISM II WILLIAM W
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