Analytical platforms for beamlines, integrating different surface analysis methods. Synchrotron end-stations are multifunctional UHV systems designed for precise and varied analysis of material surfaces.
Our team of highly qualified designers develops solution proposals and concepts that enable us to implement even the most complex projects.
The UHV research systems designed to operate as both a stand-alone devices, or as an end-stations in synchrotron installations.
The frame has easy height and x-y adjustment for quick and easily reproduced alignment to an external light source (synchrotron or laser). Multitechnique analytical chamber integrates different surface analysis methods like ARPES, UPS, XAS or LEED. Fabricated from mu-metal and designed for energy resolution better than 0.5 meV.
Photoemission spectroscopy (PES) is an experimental technique and the main variant of electron spectroscopy. The method is based on the photoelectric phenomenon and the analysis of the kinetic energy distribution of photoelectrons. The energy emitted is the result of excitation of the sample with electromagnetic radiation.
The PES technique is the most frequently used method of surface testing and examination of thin layers. It provides information: on quantitative composition, atomic bonds characteristics, layers thickness. In the basic process (photoeffect) it measures the emission of photoelectrons as a result of irradiation of matter with photons.
Includes analytical techniques:
