Charged particle beam apparatus, charged particle detection...

Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles – Electron probe type

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ABSTRACT:
A charged particle beam apparatus includes: a charged particle beam source which generates a charged particle beam to irradiate the charged particle beam onto a specimen; a demagnification optical system which demagnifies the charged particle beam; a deflector which deflects the charged particle beam to scan the specimen; and a first charged particle detector having a detection surface to detect a charged particle generated from the specimen which has been irradiated with the charged particle beam; wherein the detection surface of the first charged particle detector is disposed so as to face towards the charged particle beam source.

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