Electron beam apparatus having electron analyzer and method of controlling lenses
AssigneeJEOL Ltd.
InventorToshikatsu Kaneyama
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AssigneeJEOL Ltd.
InventorToshikatsu Kaneyama
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An electron beam apparatus having an electron analyzer is achieved which can control the illumination lens system by feedback without adversely affecting the imaging action even if a specimen is positioned within the magnetic field of the objective lens. The apparatus has an energy shift control module for controlling energy shift. On receiving instructions about setting of energy shift from the CPU, the control module issues an instruction for shifting the accelerating voltage to a specified value to an accelerating-voltage control module. The control module also sends information about the energy shift to an energy shift feedback control module, which calculates the feedback value and supplies information about corrections of lenses and deflection coils to a TEM optics control module. The feedback value is multiplied by a corrective coefficient that can be calibrated.
An electron beam apparatus having an electron analyzer, comprising:
A method of controlling lenses in an electron beam apparatus having an illumination optical system consisting of lenses and deflection means for illuminating electrons at a specimen, the electrons being produced and accelerated from an electron gun, an imaging optical system for imaging electrons transmitted through the specimen positioned within a magnetic field of an objective lens, and the electron analyzer having a detection system for detecting the imaged electrons and energy selection means for energy-dispersing the detected electrons and selecting electrons having a certain energy, said method comprising the steps of:
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