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US 4,789,786 AGranted
Method of projecting photoelectron image
AssigneeFujitsu Limited
InventorsHiroshi Yasuda, Ichiro Honjo
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Abstract
A method for projecting a photelectron image includes providing a mask substrate, and selectively contacting a layer which lowers the work function of the mask substrate thereto. Photoelectrons are emitted from the contacted portion.
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A method for projecting a photoelectron image comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a mask substrate;
- (b) selectively forming a patterned layer on the mask substrate so as to define two types of areas including an exposed portion of the mask substrate;
- (c) forming a metal layer selected from the group consisting of Cs, Ba and Cs treated --Sb, --Te and --Ag.sub.2 O on the exposed portion of the mask substrate and the patterned layer in order to lower the work function of the two types of areas in a vacuum, the two types of areas having different quantum efficiencies;
- (d) irradiating the surface of the metal layer formed in said step (c) to cause photoelectrons to be emitted from one side therefrom, while applying an electric field and a magnetic field;
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- (e) projecting a photoelectron image based on the emitted photoelectrons.
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A method for projecting a photoelectron image comprising the steps of:
- (a) providing a mask substrate;
- (b) forming a patterned metal layer on the mask substrate so that an exposed portion of the mask substrate remains;
- (c) forming a photoelectron-active layer on the patterned metal layer and the exposed portion of the mask substrate so as to form first and second types of areas having first and second quantum efficiencies, the photoelectron-active layer selected from the group consisting of Cs, Ba and Cs treated --Sb, --Te and --Ag.sub.2 O;
- (d) irradiating the photoelectron-active layer with visible light so that a larger quantity of photoelectrons is emitted from the first type of area than from the second type of area;
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- (e) projecting a photoelectron image formed by photoelectrons emitted from the photoelectron-active layer.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.