Curvilinear variable axis lens correction with shifted dipoles

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – Magnetic lens

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250398, 250396R, 359637, 359622, 359624, G21K 108

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057930481

ABSTRACT:
An improved particle lens has an axis that is shifted to follow the central ray of the beam as it is deflected through the lens creating, in effect, a variable curvilinear optical axis for the lens and introducing aberrations depending on the object size and the distance off the lens symmetry axis. These aberrations are corrected by a set of wire pairs perpendicular to the system axis to add a gradient of the z-component of the magnetic field by which aberrations are generated of the same type but opposite direction as those inherent in the system.

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