Signal mixing technique using asymetrically placed backscattered electron detectors in a scanning electron microscope is presented in this paper. Two types of detectors have been used: a low-take off angle ring scintillation detector (placed around the specimen) and a wide-angle semiconductor detector (placed above the specimen). It has been shown that the discussed configuration gives good real topography in all directions on the specimen surface and also reduces significantly the pseudo-topography effect of flat grain boundaries
In scanning microscopy in transmission (STEM) and reflection (SEM) the spreading of the spatial dist...
Scanning electron microscopy has been developed for topographic analysis at the nanometer scale. Her...
The aim of this work was to verify an influence of the collection solid angle on a magnitude of dete...
Signal mixing technique using asymetrically placed backscattered electron detectors in a scanning el...
Two pairs of diametrically opposed Schottky surface barrier diodes in a modified scanning electron m...
Electron detectors used for imaging in the scanning electron microscope include those which detect s...
The scintillator-photomultiplier combination (Everhart-Thornley detector) for detecting secondary an...
Origins of topographic contrast in the scanning electron microscope (SEM) are different at different...
Using a two-or multiple detector system for secondary electrons (SE) or backscattered electrons (BSE...
The backscattered electron signal in scanning electron microscopy is sensitive to changes in the ato...
The backscattered electron (BSE) induced secondaries (SE2) emerge from an area that is usually many ...
Sometimes, the sample to be examined in the SEM will consist of a compositionally non-uniform substr...
This paper is a part of a study on the use of a single-polepiece lens as an objective lens of an ana...
Solid state detectors (SSD) are the most commonly used backscattered electron (BSE) detectors in sca...
The design and development of a device to quantitatively measure surface texture using backscattered...
In scanning microscopy in transmission (STEM) and reflection (SEM) the spreading of the spatial dist...
Scanning electron microscopy has been developed for topographic analysis at the nanometer scale. Her...
The aim of this work was to verify an influence of the collection solid angle on a magnitude of dete...
Signal mixing technique using asymetrically placed backscattered electron detectors in a scanning el...
Two pairs of diametrically opposed Schottky surface barrier diodes in a modified scanning electron m...
Electron detectors used for imaging in the scanning electron microscope include those which detect s...
The scintillator-photomultiplier combination (Everhart-Thornley detector) for detecting secondary an...
Origins of topographic contrast in the scanning electron microscope (SEM) are different at different...
Using a two-or multiple detector system for secondary electrons (SE) or backscattered electrons (BSE...
The backscattered electron signal in scanning electron microscopy is sensitive to changes in the ato...
The backscattered electron (BSE) induced secondaries (SE2) emerge from an area that is usually many ...
Sometimes, the sample to be examined in the SEM will consist of a compositionally non-uniform substr...
This paper is a part of a study on the use of a single-polepiece lens as an objective lens of an ana...
Solid state detectors (SSD) are the most commonly used backscattered electron (BSE) detectors in sca...
The design and development of a device to quantitatively measure surface texture using backscattered...
In scanning microscopy in transmission (STEM) and reflection (SEM) the spreading of the spatial dist...
Scanning electron microscopy has been developed for topographic analysis at the nanometer scale. Her...
The aim of this work was to verify an influence of the collection solid angle on a magnitude of dete...