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Field emission scanning electron microscopes spatial resolution

A Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope (FE-SEM) operated at 15 keV produces images with a spatial resolution of 1 nm (electrons have a mass of 9.109 X 10 g). [Pg.293]

Scanning Auger Electron Spectroscopy (SAM) and SIMS (in microprobe or microscope modes). SAM is the most widespread technique, but generally is considered to be of lesser sensitivity than SIMS, at least for spatial resolutions (defined by primary beam diameter d) of approximately 0.1 im. However, with a field emission electron source, SAM can achieve sensitivities tanging from 0.3% at. to 3% at. for Pranging from 1000 A to 300 A, respectively, which is competitive with the best ion microprobes. Even with competitive sensitivity, though, SAM can be very problematic for insulators and electron-sensitive materials. [Pg.566]


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