Ep. Benis et al., A new hemispherical analyser with 2-D PSD and focusing lens for use in 0 degrees electron spectroscopy, NUCL INST B, 146(1-4), 1998, pp. 120-125
A new electron spectrograph has been developed to study electron emission i
n ion-atom collisions and in particular for use in 0 degrees Auger projecti
le spectroscopy. It incorporates a hemispherical analyser, a 2-dimensional
position-sensitive detector (PSD) with multichannel plates and a resistive
anode encoder. A novel feature of this analyser is the use of an asymmetric
entrance aperture and a non-zero entrance potential to improve focusing by
correcting for fringing field effects. A four-element lens mounted at the
entrance of the analyser, provides a virtual slit, focusing and deceleratin
g incoming electrons for improved enery resolution and reduction of the ion
beam scattering at the spectrometer entrance. The analyser has an acceptan
ce energy range of 20%. As a first test of the apparatus, the production of
Binary Encounter electrons from 20 MeV F-9+,F-8+ + H-2 collisions was meas
ured. The bare F9+ results were used for an in situ calibration of the 2D-P
SD overall efficiency. The F8+ data were found to be in good agreement with
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