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The photoelectron emission microscopy station at SRRC
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The photoelectron emission microscopy station at SRRC

D.-H. Wei, Y.-J. Hsu, G.-C. Yin, Y.-S. Wu and J.-C. Jan
Journal De Physique. IV : JP, Vol.104, pp.77-80
03/2003

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Physics and Astronomy (all)
A full-field imaging microscopy station based on photoelectron emission was established at the elliptical undulator (EPU) beamline at SRRC. The PEEM optics adapted in this system is an OMICRN FOCUS-IS PEEM with LN 2 cooling. Initial tests using mercury light source and synchrotron radiation have achieved 0.1 μm/0.18 μm spatial resolution, respectively, and the sample temperature can be cooled down to approximately 150K. With energy ranging from 60eV∼1400eV and linear/circular polarized x-rays, SRRC PEEM station can be used to explore micro-area absorption spectroscopy study and various contrast imaging on ultra-thin films and micro-structures. In this report, we will present the performance and recent activities of the PEEM station.

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