Installation1

Installation1: Electron yield

Total Electron Yield (TEY) total electron emission current,  energies of optical transitions and qualitative relation with surface sensitivity of optical absorption coefficient together with PEY, EAY, OLY and XFY providing data entry for optical spectroscopy and local structure analysis as in NEXAFS, EXAFS
Partial Electron Yield (PEY) TEY in a selected electron kinetic energy band, surface to volume ratio tunability
Electron yield resolved in kinetic energy and momentum providing entry data for angle integrated and resolved UPS and XPS spectroscopy and related microscopic information including binding energies,  energy bands and photoemission cross sections
Electron  Auger Yield (EAY) electron emission distribution in kinetic energy of a selected Auger line, providing entry data for Auger Electron Spectroscopy (AES) and surface sensitive evaluation of absorption coefficient of a selected chemical  species together with TEY, PEY, UPS, XPS providing tools for surface analysis of materials

 

 

How to measure:

Total Electron Yield (TEY) The emission current (drain current) is measured in the usual set up grounding the sample through a picoammeter with highest sensitivity  of the order of tenths of fA.   Sample biasing (positive, negative) is available.

Partial Electron Yield (PEY)

Partial Electron Yield can be obtained by selecting using electron analyzers a kinetic energy band. Two hemispherical electron analyzers  of mean radius 135 mm (Scienta R3000 – BACH) and 60 mm (home made – BEAR) are available  for  kinetic energy and momentum resolved measurements of emitted electrons as produced by  photoemission and Auger processes  and of use in related spectroscopic analysis.

 

Hemispherical Electron Analyzers:

Mean radius r (mm) Kinetic Energy (eV) Pass Energy Ep (eV)

Energy Resolution

Angular resolution (deg)

BACH

(Scienta R3000)

135 1-2000

2,5,10,20,

50,100,200

~0.1-1% Ep (slit×Ep/2×r)

±0.1

BEAR (custom) 60 0-1000 1-100

~1% Ep

±1