Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – Magnetic lens
Patent
1991-11-26
1993-05-25
Berman, Jack I.
Radiant energy
With charged particle beam deflection or focussing
Magnetic lens
250398, 2504922, H01J 3730
Patent
active
052142892
ABSTRACT:
A charged particle beam deflector has a simple structure for providing a uniform potential distribution over each blanking aperture. The deflector is easy to operate, and stabilizes the shape of a charged particle beam component passing through each blanking aperture even with a low deflection voltage. A pair of deflecting electrodes are arranged on opposing inner walls of each blanking aperture. A voltage applied to the deflecting electrodes is controlled to correctly deflect the charged particle beam component passing through the blanking aperture. A pair of resistance films are arranged on the other opposing inner walls of the blanking aperture, to connect both sides of the deflecting electrodes.
The deflector may employ patterned beam generating apertures. A pair of deflecting electrodes are formed on opposing inner walls of each of the apertures. A voltage applied to the deflecting electrodes is controlled to correctly deflect a charged particle beam component passing through the aperture.
REFERENCES:
patent: 4980567 (1990-12-01), Yasuda et al.
patent: 4982099 (1991-01-01), Lischke
Berman Jack I.
Fujitsu Limited
Nguyen Kiet T.
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