Effect of Accelerating Voltage on Resolution

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Effect of Accelerating Voltage on Resolution CAMTEC Nanofabrication Workshop Mohammadreza Sanadgol Nezami sanadgol@uvic.ca

The instrument in brief http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt

How do we get an image? Electrons in Electrons out or: x-rays out In brief: we shoot high-energy electrons and analyze the outcoming electrons/x-rays http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt

How do we get an image? Electron gun Detector Image 156 electrons! http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt

Signals from the sample Incoming electrons Secondary electrons Auger electrons Backscattered electrons Cathodo- luminescence (light) X-rays Sample http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt

Electron gun Electron emitter

 = h/(2melectronqVo + q2Vo2/c2)) Effects of increasing voltage in electron gun: Resolution increased ( decreased) Penetration increases Specimen charging increases (insulators) Specimen damage increases Image contrast decreases

Interaction Volume The image details and resolution in the SEM are determined not by the size of the electron probe by itself but rather by the size and characteristics of the interaction volume. The resulting region over which the incident electrons interact with the sample is known as interaction volume. The energy deposition rate varies rapidly throughout the interaction volume, being greatest near the beam impact point. The interaction volume has a distinct shape For low-atomic-number target it has distinct pear shape. For intermediate and high-atomic number materials the shape is in the form of hemi-sphere. The interaction volume increases with increasing incident beam energy and decreases with increasing average atomic number of the specimen. For secondary electrons the sampling depth is from 10 to 100 nm and diameter equals the diameter of the area emitting backscattered electrons. BSE are emitted from much larger depths compared to SE. Ultimately the resolution in the SEM is controlled by the size of the interaction volume.

http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/femr/SEM%20Sample%20Prep%20JEOL.pdf

http://www. polymer. hacettepe. edu http://www.polymer.hacettepe.edu.tr/webim/msen/undergraduate/NNT602/SEM_TEM.ppt

Where does the signals come from? Diameter of the interaction volume is larger than the electron spot  resolution is poorer than the size of the electron spot Image: Department of Geology and Geophysics, Louisiana State University http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt0

Electron beam-sample interactions The incident electron beam is scattered in the sample, both elastically and inelastically This gives rise to various signals that we can detect (more on that on next slide) Interaction volume increases with increasing acceleration voltage and decreases with increasing atomic number Images: Smith College Northampton, Massachusetts http://www.uio.no/studier/emner/matnat/fys/MENA3100/v09/lecture_notes/24february09.ppt0

Effects of accelerating voltage

 = h / (2melectronqVo + q2Vo2/c2)1/2  = 1.22639 / (Vo + 0.97845 · 10-6Vo2)1/2 (nm) & Vo(volts) 10 kV ——> 0.12 Å 100 kV ——> 0.037 Å

http://www.medicine.mcgill.ca/femr/SEM%20Sample%20Prep%20JEOL.pdf

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