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DENKA TFE

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Outline

DENKA TFE is a ZrO/W emitter with decreased work functions on tungsten by covering the surface of its monocrystalline tungsten needle with the absorbed layer of zirconium and oxygen. Due to its brightness, which is 100 times higher than monocrystalline LaB6 cathodes and a small energy width of emitted electrons, probe can be focused to be smaller even at low beam voltages. Therefore, DENKA TFE is most suitable for surface observation of semiconductor materials and devices. In addition, because of its extremely stable emission current and long lifetime, DENKA TFE is used in various electron beam application equipment such as semiconductor inspectors and electron beam lithography apparatus.

Characteristics

It can respond to a wide tip radius range, thanks to its sophisticated needle processing technologies. Super quality consistency promises high reproducibility of emission characteristics. Built-in service to your guns is available, and it also can be integrated with the chip, suppressor and extraction electrodes to be supplied in a module form.

Uses

High resolution scanning electron microscopes (SEM) , analytical transmission electro microscopes (AEM), semiconductor inspectors (CD-SEM、DR-SEM、EBI) and electron beam lithograph devices

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