Sudraud et al., 1978 - Google Patents
Contribution of field effects to the achievement of higher brightness ion sourcesSudraud et al., 1978
- Document ID
- 12615292267004363893
- Author
- Sudraud P
- Van de Walle J
- Colliex C
- Castaing R
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Surface Science
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The use of field effects for the delivery of high brightness ion beams is considered. Two solutions have been experimentally investigated, which are intended to increase the supply function in a field ion microscope: a liquid fed field ionization source and a field desorption …
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