The setup operates in ultrahigh vacuum (below 2 x 10-10 mbar).
Methods available:
- Low energy electron microscopy (LEEM) in bright and dark field with a lateral resolution of 4 nm;
- Photoemission electron microscopy (PEEM) with two UV excitation sources (Hg lamp and He I – He II lamp), lateral resolution about 15 nm;
- Mirror electron microscopy (MEM);
- Micro-Low energy electron diffraction (Micro-LEED);
- k-space mapping with sub-micron lateral resolution (individual grains).
- recording LEEM, PEEM, MEM, LEED movies in real time during thermal treatments, ion sputtering or thin layer growth.
- Fig. 1 represents the setup and Fig. 2 shows the first results obtained for the visualization of the single atom terraces of Si(001) by low energy electron microscopy (LEEM).
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