Detector arrangement and detection method

Radiant energy – With charged particle beam deflection or focussing – With detector

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C250S287000, C250S310000

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07084406

ABSTRACT:
A detector arrangement for detecting position information contained in a beam (5) of charged particles is provided, comprising a plurality of position-sensitive detectors (17), each for supplying an image containing the position information of a position-dependent distribution of intensity, integrated in terms of time, of charged particles impinging on a detection area (19) of the detector (17), a control system (47) configured to receive the image supplied by the detectors (17), and a deflector (3) configured to direct the beam (5) of charged particles to the detection area (19) of a first detector (17) selectable from the plurality of detectors (17), the deflector (3) being controllable by the control system (47) to select the detector (17) from the plurality of detectors (17) to which the beam (5) is to be directed.

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