Electrode member, electron energy analyzer, photoelectron energy analyzer, and temperature measuring apparatus
AssigneesNational Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Public University Corporation Yokohama City University
InventorsJuntaro Ishii, Ikuo Kinoshita
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Abstract
An electrode member has a plurality of spherical electrode sections wherein the radiuses of the spherical sections are different from each other. The spherical electrode sections are disposed in a state wherein the center points of the respective spheres match each other and the spherical electrode sections are insulated from each other such that voltages can be independently applied thereto. Electron-passing openings for electrons, which move from the center point to the outside of the electrode member, are formed at positions where the spherical electrode sections and a plurality of straight lines radially extending from the center point intersect each other.
Claims6
An electrode member comprising:
- a plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a spherical center point, each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a radius, each of the plurality of spherical electrode parts being formed by a spherical plate, the radii being different from each other, and
- heating devices provided for the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, wherein
- each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts are disposed in an insulated state and voltages are independently applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts,
- electron passage openings are configured to extract electrons moving from the spherical center point to an outside of each spherical electrode part, the electron passage openings being respectively formed at positions on each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts crossing a plurality of straight lines radially extending from the spherical center point, and
- voltages are applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, respectively, so that the electron passage openings function as electrostatic lenses that cause a trajectory of electrons passing through each of the electron passage openings to converge around a center of the opening.
A temperature measuring apparatus having a photoelectron energy analyzer, the photoelectron energy analyzer having an electron energy analyzer, the electron energy analyzer having an electrode member comprising:
- a plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a spherical center point, each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a radius, each of the plurality of spherical electrode parts being formed by a spherical plate, the radii being different from each other,
- an excitation light source configured to irradiate a sample to cause the sample to emit photoelectrons from a surface of the sample disposed so as to include the spherical center point of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, and
- an electron detector part configured to detect the photoelectrons emitted from the surface of the sample disposed so as to include the spherical center point, wherein
- each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts are disposed in an insulated state and voltages are independently applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts,
- electron passage openings are configured to extract electrons moving from the spherical center point to an outside of each spherical electrode part, the electron passage openings being respectively formed at positions on each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts crossing a plurality of straight lines radially extending from the spherical center point, and
- voltages are applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, respectively, so that the electron passage openings function as electrostatic lenses that cause a trajectory of electrons passing through each of the electron passage openings to converge around a center of the opening.
A temperature measuring apparatus having a photoelectron energy analyzer, the photoelectron energy analyzer having an electron energy analyzer, the electron energy analyzer having an electrode member comprising:
- a plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a spherical center point, each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts having a radius, each of the plurality of spherical electrode parts being formed by a spherical plate, the radii being different from each other,
- an excitation light source configured to irradiate a sample to cause the sample to emit photoelectrons from a surface of the sample disposed so as to include the spherical center point of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, and
- an electron detector part configured to detect the photoelectrons emitted from the surface of the sample disposed so as to include the spherical center point, wherein
- the excitation light source has a guide part configured to guide light irradiated from the excitation light source to the spherical center point of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts,
- each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts are disposed in an insulated state and voltages are independently applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts,
- electron passage openings are configured to extract electrons moving from the spherical center point to an outside of each spherical electrode part, the electron passage openings being respectively formed at positions on each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts crossing a plurality of straight lines radially extending from the spherical center point, and
- voltages are applied to each of the plurality of concentric spherical electrode parts, respectively, so that the electron passage openings function as electrostatic lenses that cause a trajectory of electrons passing through each of the electron passage openings to converge around a center of the opening.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.