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33 results about "Electron spectrometer" patented technology

In an electron spectrometer, an incoming beam of electrons is bent with electric or magnetic fields. As higher energy electrons will be bent less by the beam, this produces a spatially distributed range of energies.

Element mapping unit, scanning transmission electron microscope, and element mapping method

There is provided an element mapping unit, scanning transmission electron microscope, and element mapping method that enable to acquire an element mapping image very easily. On the scanning transmission electron microscope, the electron beam transmitted through an object to be analyzed enters into the element mapping unit. The electron beam is analyzed of its energy into spectrum by an electron spectrometer and an electron energy loss spectrum is acquired. Because the acceleration voltage data for each element and window data for 2-window method, 3-window method or contrast tuning method are already stored in a database and accordingly the spectrum measurement is carried out immediately even when an element to be analyzed is changed to another, the operator can confirm a two-dimensional element distribution map immediately. Besides, because every electron beam that enters into an energy filter passes through the object point, aberration strain in the electron spectrometer can be minimized and higher energy stability can be achieved. As a result, drift of the electron energy loss spectrum acquired by analyzing the electron beam into spectrum can be minimized and element distribution with higher accuracy can be acquired.
Owner:HITACHI LTD

Spherical aberration correction decelerating lens, spherical aberration correction lens system, electron spectrometer, and photoelectron microscope

A spherical aberration correction decelerating lens corrects a spherical aberration occurring in an electron beam or an ion beam (hereinafter, referred to as “beam”) emitted from a predetermined object plane position with a certain divergence angle, and said spherical aberration correction decelerating lens comprises at least two electrodes, each of which is constituted of a surface of a solid of revolution whose central axis coincides with an optical axis and each of which receives an intentionally set voltage applied by an external power supply, wherein at least one of the electrodes includes one or more meshes (M) which has a concaved shape opposite to an object plane (P0) and which is constituted of a surface of a solid of revolution so that a central axis of the concaved shape coincides with the optical axis, and a voltage applied to each of the electrodes causes the beam to be decelerated and causes formation of a decelerating convergence field for correcting the spherical aberration occurring in the beam. This makes it possible to provide a spherical aberration correction decelerating lens which converges a beam, emitted from the sample and having high energy and a large divergence angle, onto an image plane.
Owner:NARA INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Element mapping unit, scanning transmission electron microscope, and element mapping method

There is provided an element mapping unit, scanning transmission electron microscope, and element mapping method that enable to acquire an element mapping image very easily. On the scanning transmission electron microscope, the electron beam transmitted through an object to be analyzed enters into the element mapping unit. The electron beam is analyzed of its energy into spectrum by an electron spectrometer and an electron energy loss spectrum is acquired. Because the acceleration voltage data for each element and window data for 2-window method, 3-window method or contrast tuning method are already stored in a database and accordingly the spectrum measurement is carried out immediately even when an element to be analyzed is changed to another, the operator can confirm a two-dimensional element distribution map immediately. Besides, because every electron beam that enters into an energy filter passes through the object point, aberration strain in the electron spectrometer can be minimized and higher energy stability can be achieved. As a result, drift of the electron energy loss spectrum acquired by analyzing the electron beam into spectrum can be minimized and element distribution with higher accuracy can be acquired.
Owner:HITACHI LTD

Excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method and system thereof

The invention discloses an excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method which comprises the steps of (1) conducting beam splitting on a beam of continuous laser generated by a laser device to obtain two beams of lasers, using one beam of laser as pumping light to be injected into a medium to be measured, enabling the excited Brillouin scattering effect to be generated in the medium to be measured, generating Stokes light which is opposite to the injected pumping light in transmission direction, using the other beam of laser as a light carrier to be modulated through an electrooptical modulator with loaded periodic electrical signals, and obtaining reference light, and (2) simultaneously inputting the reference light and the stokes light in a photoelectric detector, obtaining the light current through heterodyne detection, and using an electron spectrometer to process the light current to obtain an excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum. By means of the excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method, the bandwidth requirements of using equipment such as the modulator, the detector and the electron spectrometer can be reduced, and measurement on characteristics such as line types and the bandwidth of the excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum is easily and stably achieved.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Transmission electron microscope apparatus comprising electron spectroscope, sample holder, sample stage, and method for acquiring spectral image

InactiveUS20110155906A1Highly accurate chemical shiftHighly accurate chemical shiftsMaterial analysis using wave/particle radiationElectric discharge tubesEnergy dispersionElectron energy loss spectra
A transmission electron microscope apparatus, a sample holder and a sample stage and a method for acquiring spectral images as well are provided which can acquire spectral images at a time from a plurality of samples and measure highly accurate chemical shifts from electron energy loss spectra extracted from the spectral images.
A transmission electron microscope apparatus comprises an electron gun for emitting an electron beam, a condenser lens for converging the emitted electron beam, a plurality of sample stages radiated with a converged electron beam and adapted to mount samples, a sample movement control unit for moving the sample stages, image-forming lenses for forming an image of an electron beam having transmitted through the plural samples, an electron spectrometer adapted to perform spectrometry of the electron beam in accordance with energy amounts the image-formed electron beam has and deliver spectral images obtained at convergence positions which are different in energy dispersion axis direction and in a direction orthogonal to the energy dispersion axis direction to thereby acquire spectral images from the plural samples at a time, and an image display unit for displaying acquired spectral images.
Owner:HITACHI HIGH-TECH CORP

Electron beam transient energy chirp reconstruction method

The invention discloses an electron beam transient energy chirp reconstruction method, and relates to the technical field of electron beam transient energy chirp diagnosis. The electron beam transientenergy chirp reconstruction method comprises steps that a tightly-focused chirped pulse laser a is focused by a delayer (1) and a parabolic mirror (2) and then interacts with a chirped electron beamb, energy spectrum and transverse divergence angle distribution of the chirped electron beam b are analyzed by an electron spectrometer (3), Fourier transform of an energy domain is applied to realizereconstruction of transient energy chirp of the electron beam, and the reconstruction method comprises the steps of A-E. Compared with the prior art, the method has the advantages that firstly, electron beam bunch transient energy chirp can be reconstructed; secondly, the devices are simple and convenient, the method can be realized only by common mature, stable and reliable devices such as the paraboloidal mirror and the electronic spectrometer; thirdly, the expansibility is good, the adopted pulse laser can be expanded to any waveband. The method is of great significance to control optimization of small accelerators and dynamic behavior exploration and optimization of electron beams in various novel accelerators.
Owner:SHANGHAI NORMAL UNIVERSITY

Real-time electron spectrometer based on thin film scintillator and optical fiber array

The present invention provides a real-time electron spectrometer based on a thin film scintillator and an optical fiber array. The spectrometer comprises an electron collimating device, a uniform magnetic field device, the thin film scintillator, the optical fiber line-to-plane conversion array and an imaging system; the electron collimating device, the uniform magnetic field device and the thin film scintillator are arranged in a housing; a coaxial hole in the axial direction of the electronic collimating device is formed in the housing; and the coaxial hole is used for assisting the position adjustment of the electron spectrometer. On the basis of a magnetic field deflection-based traditional electron spectrometer, the real-time electron spectrometer integrates advantages such as the real-time detection of the scintillator, low noise and flexibility of plastic optical fibers, high matching degree between the plane fiber array and the image plane of a detector. The electron spectrometer of the present invention is of simplicity and is easy to operate. The real-time electron spectrometer of the invention can diagnose and detect electrons of which the energy ranges from 0.98MeV to 4.55MeV, can be extended to higher energy bands and has a high application value in laser plasma physics.
Owner:SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIV

Method for measuring photoelectron spectroscopy of polymer sublayer by utilizing plasma etching

The invention discloses a method for measuring polymer sublayer photoelectron spectroscopy by plasma etching, and the method comprises the following steps: (1) cleaning two ITO glass substrates, performing blow-drying with nitrogen, carrying out ultraviolet-ozone treatment, and performing modifying in an n-octyl trichlorosilane solution; (2) preparing polymer films on the two modified ITO glass substrates, and respectively marking the polymer films as a film 1 and a film 2; (3) detecting the ultraviolet electron spectrum of the polymer film 1 by using an ultraviolet electron spectrometer, etching the polymer film 2 by using low-pressure (20 Pascal) oxygen plasma, and detecting the ultraviolet electron spectrum of the polymer film 2. According to the invention, the low-pressure oxygen plasma etching technology is combined with an ultraviolet electronic energy spectrum method for detecting the ultraviolet light electron energy spectra, namely sub-layer photoelectron energy spectra, at different depth positions of the polymer semiconductor thin film, and obtaining energy level distribution, thereby facilitating the exploration of the relation between the properties of the polymer semiconductor thin film and the properties of photoelectric devices. The method has good application prospects in the field of thin film analysis.
Owner:XI AN JIAOTONG UNIV

A positron-electron magnetic spectrometer with angular resolution

The invention discloses a positron-electron magnetic spectrometer with the angular resolution capability. The positron-electron magnetic spectrometer comprises an alignment hole array, a cylindrical magnet device and a positron-electron recording medium, wherein the alignment hole array is used for leading positrons and electrons into the cylindrical magnet device; the cylindrical magnet device comprises an outer shell, an inner shell and permanent magnets, the permanent magnets are fixed between the outer shell and the inner shell and are radially distributed; a magnetic field loop in which the movement directions of the positrons and the electrons are deflected is formed by space enclosed by all of the permanent magnets; the positron-electron recording medium is used for recording the intensity distribution of the positrons and the electrons on an imaging plane, so as to obtain the angular distribution of the positrons and the electrons and the information of an energy spectrum of the angular distribution. The positron-electron magnetic spectrometer has the advantages of reasonable structure and skillful design, the technical defects of low measurement precision and long time for adjusting a measurement range of an existing magnetic spectrometer are preferably overcome, and the diagnosis precision of an energy spectrum of the angular distribution of the positrons and the electrons is greatly increased, and therefore, the positron-electron magnetic spectrometer is suitable for popularization and application.
Owner:LASER FUSION RES CENT CHINA ACAD OF ENG PHYSICS

Excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method and system thereof

The invention discloses an excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method which comprises the steps of (1) conducting beam splitting on a beam of continuous laser generated by a laser device to obtain two beams of lasers, using one beam of laser as pumping light to be injected into a medium to be measured, enabling the excited Brillouin scattering effect to be generated in the medium to be measured, generating Stokes light which is opposite to the injected pumping light in transmission direction, using the other beam of laser as a light carrier to be modulated through an electrooptical modulator with loaded periodic electrical signals, and obtaining reference light, and (2) simultaneously inputting the reference light and the stokes light in a photoelectric detector, obtaining the light current through heterodyne detection, and using an electron spectrometer to process the light current to obtain an excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum. By means of the excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum measuring method, the bandwidth requirements of using equipment such as the modulator, the detector and the electron spectrometer can be reduced, and measurement on characteristics such as line types and the bandwidth of the excited Brillouin scattering gain spectrum is easily and stably achieved.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Real-time Electron Spectrometer Based on Thin Film Scintillator and Fiber Array

The present invention provides a real-time electron spectrometer based on a thin film scintillator and an optical fiber array. The spectrometer comprises an electron collimating device, a uniform magnetic field device, the thin film scintillator, the optical fiber line-to-plane conversion array and an imaging system; the electron collimating device, the uniform magnetic field device and the thin film scintillator are arranged in a housing; a coaxial hole in the axial direction of the electronic collimating device is formed in the housing; and the coaxial hole is used for assisting the position adjustment of the electron spectrometer. On the basis of a magnetic field deflection-based traditional electron spectrometer, the real-time electron spectrometer integrates advantages such as the real-time detection of the scintillator, low noise and flexibility of plastic optical fibers, high matching degree between the plane fiber array and the image plane of a detector. The electron spectrometer of the present invention is of simplicity and is easy to operate. The real-time electron spectrometer of the invention can diagnose and detect electrons of which the energy ranges from 0.98MeV to 4.55MeV, can be extended to higher energy bands and has a high application value in laser plasma physics.
Owner:SHANGHAI JIAOTONG UNIV
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