Method and apparatus for measuring ion beam collimation, shaping

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250397, H01J 3730

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ABSTRACT:
A method of measuring collimation of an ion beam used for electrostatically-controlled collimated scanning includes the steps of electrically detecting the ion beam to determine the time-dependent change in the scanning position of the ion beam both at an upstream location and at a downstream location of the ion beam, determining upstream and downstream positions of the ion beam at mutually corresponding times based on the time-dependent change determination, and determining the degree of collimation of the ion beam based on the relationship between the upstream and downstream positions.

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