Spin detector

Radiant energy – Inspection of solids or liquids by charged particles – Electron probe type

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250306, 250397, H01J 4700

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051665220

ABSTRACT:
A measured electron beam having a polarization vector as represented by arrow is irradiated to a ferromagnetic target made of an iron single crystal through a polarization vector rotator comprising a magnetic field generation coil and an electrostatic lens. A magnetic field generator is coupled with the target and aligns the direction of magnetization of the target in a direction represented by arrow. An oscillator for providing a rotation signal of the polarization vector of the measured electron beam is connected to the polarization vector rotator. The current absorbed by the target is detected and amplified by a current amplifier. A lock-in amplifier detects the phase and the magnitude of an A.C. component using the signal from the oscillator as a reference signal. The magnitude of the D.C. component of the absorbed current is detected by a D.C. current detector.

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Dodt et al., "Spin and Energy dependence of the electron current absorbed by .alpha.-Fe (001) Thin Film" Europhysics Letter, 6(4), pp. 375-379 (1988).

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