Charged-particle-beam analysis device and analysis method
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshihiro Anan, Masanari Koguchi
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsYoshihiro Anan, Masanari Koguchi
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To provide a charged particle beam analyzer enabling an efficient and high-sensitivity analysis of a microscopic light element contained in a heavy metal sample, the charged particle beam analyzer equipped with a WDX spectrometer includes a storage unit 126 having stored therein a correlation database between average atomic numbers and WDX background intensity values obtained with use of a plurality of standard samples and a WDX background processing means 146 including a means 147 for calculating an average atomic number for a sample 129 and a means for eliminating a WDX background intensity value derived from the average atomic number for the sample 129 and the correlation database from a WDX spectrum for the sample 129.
A charged particle beam analyzer comprising a charged particle beam optical system, a sample stage for mounting a sample thereon, an X-ray spectrometer, a control unit, and an operation unit, and controlling the charged particle beam optical system by means of the control unit to irradiate the sample with a charged particle beam, detecting an X-ray generated from the sample by means of the X-ray spectrometer, and analyzing the sample with use of detected information by means of the operation unit, wherein
A charged particle beam analyzer comprising a charged particle beam optical system, a sample stage for mounting a sample thereon, an X-ray spectrometer, a control unit, and an operation unit, and controlling the charged particle beam optical system by means of the control unit to irradiate the sample with a charged particle beam, detecting an X-ray generated from the sample by means of the X-ray spectrometer, and performing map evaluation for the sample with use of detected information, wherein
An analysis method comprising:
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