Quantitative analysis by submicron secondary ion mass spectrometry
Quantitative analysis by submicron secondary ion mass spectrometry
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亚微米二次离子质谱定量分析
DOI:
10.1116/1.584322
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发表时间:
1988
影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
Y. Nihei
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作者:
Hitomi Satoh;M. Owari;Y. Nihei
In order to apply secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS) to quantitative analysis of submicron areas, we made a high‐spatial resolution SIMS (submicron SIMS) by combining a focused metal ion beam, a plane‐focusing mass spectrometer, and a multichannel parallel detection system. A 35 kV, 100 pA beam with diameter on the sample of <0.1 μm was used. During measurements, this high‐current density ion beam can destroy the sample with a large sputtering rate when slowly rastered. This causes rapid changes in both absolute and relative intensities of secondary ions. In our system, a 120‐channel parallel detector covers the 1:2 mass range of m/e dispersion. By using this submicron SIMS, quantitative factors in the analysis of microstructures on the surface were investigated. Sputtering yield and, consequently, secondary ion intensity depend largely upon the angle between the primary beam and the sample surface just under the beam irradiation; such topographic effects distort the quantitative results. In order to ...