Apparatus and method for inverse photoemission

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2504581, 2504591, G01N 2322, G01N 2162

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051209659

ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is an apparatus for inverse photoemission spectroscopy in which optical filters having at least two different cutoff energies are selectively provided in the optical path of a vacuum ultraviolet-ray detector. The bandpass characteristic of emitted light obtained by causing monochromatic energy to impinge upon a sample is obtained by different high cutoff energies of the two filters. The different high cutoff energies are set by selection of different types of ionic crystals and the temperature characteristic of the same or different types of ionic crystals.

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Schafer et al., "Bandpass Photon Detector with High Efficiency for Inverse Photoemission", Rev. Sci. Instrum. 58 (4), Apr. 1987-American Institute of Physics, pp. 710-711.
Suga et al., "Inverse Photoemission Spectroscopy", Journal of the Specroscopical Society of Japan (Bunkyo Kenkyu), vol. 39, No. 1 (1990), pp. 2-18.

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