ToF-qSIMS Workstation.
A time of flight quadrupole SIMS system offering static ToF-SIMS capabilities and high dynamic range depth profiling from the quadrupole SIMS.
Key Features.
- Fully integrated and optimized for high performance SIMS analysis
- Dual column qSIMS and ToF SIMS analyzers
- qSIMS analyzer for dynamic SIMS, featuring high dynamic range depth profiling
- ToF-SIMS analyzer for static SIMS, enabling top monolayer specificity
- Hyperspectral imaging and depth profiling for rapid determination of spatial distributions
- Mass range 6 to 10 000 amu and 1500 FWHM resolution
- IG20 primary gas ion gun for enhanced secondary ion emissions for SIMS
- Hiden Cs metal ion gun for dynamic and static SIMS
Specifications.
- Analyzer
- Dual column qSIMS and ToF SIMS analyzers
- Mass range options
- 6 to 10 000 amu
- Detection limit
- Trace components measured to sub-ppm levels
- Ionization
- Dynamic SIMS (qSIMS analyzer) and static SIMS (ToF-SIMS analyzer)
- Format
- Integrated system with a multi-port UHV chamber
- Control software
- Hiden MASsoft Professional and SIMS Mapper
- Mass resolution
- 1500 FWHM
- Primary ion sources
- IG20 gas primary ion gun and Hiden Cs metal ion gun
- SNMS
- High sensitivity SNMS mode included
- SIMS enhancement
- Oxygen flood, electron charge neutralization and vacuum bakeout included as standard
- Imaging
- Hyperspectral imaging and depth profiling
Downloads.
Hiden's published documents for this instrument.
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