Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles – Electron probe type
Patent
1987-11-13
1989-03-14
Anderson, Bruce C.
Radiant energy
Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles
Electron probe type
250305, 250397, H01J 3726
Patent
active
048126519
ABSTRACT:
A spectrometer objective includes a generally asymmetrical objective lens having a short focal length, a deflection system disposed within the objective lens symmetrically relative to an optical axis, and an electrostatic retarding field spectrometer including an electrode arrangement for accelerating the secondary electrons generated on the specimen. The electrode arrangement of the retarding field spectrometer includes an electrode pair for establishing a spherically symmetrical retarding field. The electrode arrangement for extracting and accelerating the secondary particles includes a grid electrode disposed in a region of the lower pole piece of the objective lens and of a planar electrode disposed in the particle beam path immediately above the specimen, wherein the planar electrode is charged with a potential lying between the potential of the specimen and the potential of the grid electrode.
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Publication by E. Plies and J. Kolzer, entitled: "A New Objective Lens with In-Lens Spectrometer for Electron Beam Testing", pp. 625-626, 1986.
Feuerbaum Hans-Peter
Frosien Juergen
Anderson Bruce C.
Siemens Aktiengesellschaft
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