• English
  • Deutsch
  • Log In
    Password Login
    or
  • Research Outputs
  • Projects
  • Researchers
  • Institutes
  • Statistics
Repository logo
Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
  1. Home
  2. Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft
  3. Artikel
  4. EPMA - A versatile technique for the characterization of thin films and layered structures
 
  • Details
  • Full
Options
1991
Journal Article
Titel

EPMA - A versatile technique for the characterization of thin films and layered structures

Abstract
Electron probe microanalysis is discussed as a versatile technique of near-surface chemical characterization. Three principle operation methods are distinguished: 1. "Thick" films (>0.2 mym) are studied by use of a sufficiently low electron energy. 2. The combined determination of film thickness and composition is applied to "thin" films (<0.5 mym) and multilayers. Relatively fast analysis at a single electron energy is possible under certain restrictions. 3. The universal approach of non- destructive in-depth analysis is based on combining experiments at various electron energies. The modes of operation are described in respect of experimental procedures, data reduction models, precision and accuracy, and the range of practical application. EPMA of is also related to other techniques of thin film and surface anaysis.
Author(s)
Willich, P.
Zeitschrift
Mikrochimica Acta
Konferenz
Workshop of the European Microbeam Analysis Society 1991
Thumbnail Image
Language
English
google-scholar
Fraunhofer-Institut für Schicht- und Oberflächentechnik IST
Tags
  • Bestimmung von Sauerstoff

  • chemical analysis

  • chemische Analyse

  • determination of oxide film thickness

  • electron probe microanalysis

  • Elektronenstrahlmikroanalyse

  • local surface analysis

  • lokale Oberflächenanalyse

  • non-destructive in-depth analysis

  • Schichtdickenmessung

  • zerstörungsfreie Tiefenanalyse

  • Cookie settings
  • Imprint
  • Privacy policy
  • Api
  • Send Feedback
© 2022