High performance, vacuum compatible electromagnetic lens coil

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

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250396R, H01F 722

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ABSTRACT:
A high performance, vacuum compatible electromagnetic electron lens coil for electron beam systems has reduced gaseous emissions and improved heat dissipation capability. It comprises a wound coil of electrically conductive wire sheathed in a selected thermoplastic resin insulator. The wire insulator is coated with a hermetic layer of low vapor pressure metal. The low vapor pressure and hermetic sealing properties of the layer provide ultra high vacuum compatibility of the coil. The high thermal conduction property of the layer provides high heat dissipation capability and therefore permits high current densities in the coil.

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