USM-SPE Electron Spectromicroscope

is a multifunctional high-performance surface analyser, which can be used to study the elemental species, chemical valence and relative content on the surface of solid material samples, as well as to study the properties of solid materials. The real space imaging technique can obtain the surface distribution information of elements and chemical states with high spatial resolution (≤ 50 nm) and high energy resolution (≤ 150 meV). Through the momentum space imaging technique, the electronic energy band structure of materials can be obtained to analyse the material properties. It is widely used in the fields of metals, organic molecules, semiconductors, nanomaterials, biomaterials and catalysis.

Specifications

Specifications
light source X-ray/UV laser/pulsed laser
Resolution Real space: ≤ 30 nm
Momentum space: ≤ 0.005 Å-1
Electronic energy: ≤ 50 meV
Field of view Real space: 1 μm – 200 μm
Momentum space: 0.5 – 6.0 Å-1
Sample temperature 10 K – 2000 K
Degree of vacuum Main Chamber: ≤ 1×10-10 mbar

Imaging mode and mechanism

Imaging mode
PEEM
ARPES, μARPES
NEXAFS
(X)MCD, (X)MLD
2PPE
Pump-probe
Imaging mechanism
Bright field, dark field
Band structure
Elements and Chemistry
Magnetism
Work function

Application scenarios:Momentum Photoelectron Spectroscopy: ARPES
Application scenarios:High Resolution XPS Imaging
Application scenarios:High Temporal Resolution Charge and Carrier Dynamics