SIMS Workstation.
High performance static and dynamic SIMS for surface composition analysis and depth profiling, with SNMS for quantification in thin film measurements.
Key Features.
- Large multi-function UHV chamber
- Top port access for an XPS spectrometer, and a front port optimized for a non-monochromated x-ray source
- SNMS for quantification in thin film composition measurements
- Three standard configurations: Foundation SIMS Workstation, SIMS Workstation and SIMS WorkstationPlus
Specifications.
- Analyzer
- MAXIM spectrometer, 9 mm in the Foundation configuration
- Ionization
- Static and dynamic SIMS, with SNMS for quantification
- Format
- Large multi-function UHV chamber
- Control software
- Hiden MASsoft Professional and SIMS Mapper
- Primary ion source
- IG20 argon/oxygen source in the Foundation configuration; IG5C cesium ion gun in the WorkstationPlus configuration
- Manipulator and load lock
- Full X-Y manipulator and load lock in the standard configuration; simple manipulator in the Foundation configuration
- Charge compensation
- Electron gun in the Foundation configuration
- SIMS enhancement
- Liquid nitrogen cold trap and oxygen flood in the WorkstationPlus configuration
Downloads.
Hiden's published documents for this instrument.
Related instruments.
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AutoSIMS
A self-contained automated SIMS tool for routine and repetitive surface analysis of thin films, contamination and doping, in conductive and insulating material.
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.
Dual Polarity SIMS Workstation
The Dual Polarity SIMS Workstation simultaneously detects positive and negative ions using two opposing EQS spectrometers. Designed for ultra-thin layer analysis and battery research, it is ideal for studying materials such as the solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) layer.
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