Schottky Emission VP FE-SEM

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Schottky Emission VP FE-SEM

Variable Pressure The Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) has played an important role for many years for research and development of advanced materials in the leading edge of many technologies. Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation has developed the SU6600 Schottky Field Emission Analytical SEM to meet the increased demand for analytical, high resolution microscopy. It utilizes advanced Variable Pressure (VP) technology and an improved Schottky field emission electron source that provides exceptional imaging and high probe current with great stability. It allows accommodation of EDX, WDX and EBSP* systems for versatile material analyses in addition to high resolution imaging and materials characterization. The VP mode allows the operator to change vacuum conditions in the sample chamber from high vacuum ( 10 4 Pa) to low vacuum (10 300Pa) operation with a single click of the mouse. The SU6600 provides unparalleled imaging and EDX and EBSP analysis of challenging samples without the need for sample preparations such as metal coating or special grounding techniques. The SU6600 is a new and versatile Field Emission SEM for a diversified range of applications including observations and analyses of advanced materials which have become increasingly important for modern science and engineering. *EDX : Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectrometer WDX : Wavelength Dispersive X-ray Spectrometer EBSP : Electron Back-Scatter Patterns Vacuum control The Variable Pressure (VP) mode has been developed for observation of wet. oily or dirty samples as well as nonconductive materials without the need of sample preparation. The chamber pressure is continuously variable within a range of 10-300Pa to help control sample dehydration and to eliminate charging and sample drift. In the VP mode, a differential aperture separates the high vacuum from low vacuum allowing the highly focus beam of electrons into the sample chamber yet maintains vacuum integrity in the gun and column optics. In the VP mode of SED EDX X-ray Primary electron Objegtive lens SE Sample WDX operation, the beam current is reduced due to the small size of the differential aperture. An automated differential aperture system (ADAPT) was developed to robotically insert the differential aperture assembly when required for the VP mode and removing the assembly when high current, high vacuum applications are required. This system eliminated the need for the operator to physically change the differential aperture assembly as needed for each application requirement, reducing the potential for damage or contamination of the aperture assembly. EDX X-ray Primary electron Objegtive lens M M M M + + + + Sample M + : residual gas molecule : + ion 1 SU6600 Features Maximum probe current of 200nA for analytical applications including EDX, WDX and EBSP. Increased analytical sensitivity and throughput Advanced Variable Pressure mode allows observation and analysis of non-conductive samples. The high vacuum mode and the VP mode are selectable at a click of the mouse on the operation panel. An unique automated differential aperture system (ADAPT) selects and inserts the optimum aperture size for each vacuum mode and application. An improved signal detection system includes a highly efficient Everhart-Thornly Secondary Electron Detector (SED) for high resolution imaging and a new low impedance solid state Backscattered Electron Detector (BSED) with clear, sharp TV rate observation. An optional Environmental Secondary Electron Detector (ESED-II) permits collection of secondary electron in the VP mode providing surface observation even at long sample working distances. A large analytical specimen chamber with a standard specimen exchange airlock system is standard on the SU6600. Simultaneous accommodation of EDX, WDX and EBSP optimizes workflow and user convenience without sacrificing performance. The sample exchange system allows a maximum of 150mm diameter 40mm thick sample with a pumpdown time of approximately 30 seconds and vent time of 13 seconds. A large, 5-axis, computer eucentric, motor-drive stage is a standard feature on the SU6600 Specimen chamber pressure: 10 4 Pa Probe current: 200nA (maximum) This is sufficient for WDX operation. Vacuum mode change (ADAPT function)* Automated Differential Aperture Sample exchange A small differential pumping aperture can be inserted in the pole piece or retracted out of the beam path by a click of the mouse. The right picture shows how the differential pumping aperture is inserted automatically step by step. * Patent pending. The specimen exchange chamber can quickly and easily allow a maximum sample size of 150mm diameter 40mm thick through the airlock. The typical exchange time is 30 seconds for pre-pumping and 13 seconds for venting the airlock. It also allows direct loading of wet samples by maintaining the same vacuum level in the specimen exchange chamber as selected for the specimen chamber. Specimen chamber pressure: 10 300Pa Probe current: 20nA (maximum) This probe current is available with a small differential pumping aperture. It allows EBSP operation in the VP-mode. 1 Differential pumping aperture 2 3 4 2

Signal Detection Imaging performance High sensitivity BSE detector BSE images provide high contrast, compositional information of the sample due to the atomic number differences within the material. The SU6600 has a new 5 segment solid state type BSE detector that allows observation of topographic information of a sample at 4-orientations without the need to rotate the sample. It also provides 3D-observation at a click of a button. Due to the thin, compact and high sensitivity design of the detector, high resolution imaging at a shorter working distance improves image performance. TV rate observation facilitates searching for the area of interest due to the TV rate observation mode possible by the unique design of this detector. SE Image SE Image (Vacc: 30kV Mag: 300kX Vacuum: High) SE Image (Vacc: 30kV Mag: 500kX Vacuum: High) Sample: Catalyst, courtesy of Prof. Y. Takasu, Dept. of Fine Material Engineering, Shinshu University, Japan Composite Topographic SE Image (Vacc: 20kV Mag: 80kX Vacuum: High Probe current: 5nA) Sample: Au particle on carbon (Vacc: 20kV Mag: 80kX Vacuum: High Probe current: 5nA) Sample: Au particle on carbon 3D SE Image (Vacc: 1kV Mag: 10kX Vacuum: High) Sample: Helicobacter cinaedi (non coated), Courtesy of Infectious Disease Surveillance Center, Japan SE Image (Vacc: 5kV Mag: 50kX Vacuum: High) Sample: Pneumococcus (non coated), Courtesy of Infectious Disease Surveillance Center, Japan Sample: foreign material on electrical component 3 4

Signal detection Specimen stage ESED-II Secondary electron detector for VP mode (Optional) In the VP mode of operation, secondary electrons generated from a sample surface interact and ionize gas molecules in the specimen chamber. Hitachi has developed an optional Environmental Secondary Electron Detector (ESED-II) which collects these ions that carry secondary electron information. The ESED-II detector has improved collection efficiency and permits secondary electron images at high and low accelerating voltage with excellent signal to noise. EBSP analysis at VP mode The SU6600 includes the Variable Pressure (VP) mode in its standard configuration. It allows EBSP analyses of non-conductive samples such as ceramics without the need for sample preparation such as metal coating. It permits quick crystal analyses and mapping without deterioration of the diffraction pattern. (Vacc: 15kV Mag: 2.5kX Vacuum: 70Pa) Image Quality map (IQ) IPF map (ND) ESED-II Image (Vacc: 15kV Mag: 2.5kX Vacuum: 70Pa) Sample: Long persistence phosphor Copper 111 001 101 Vacc: 20kV Vacuum: 20Pa Sample: Cu wiring in non-conductive epoxy mount Features of 5-axis motor stage Basic stage control Trackball control is standard (Joystick is option). Both stage control types can be selected through the GUI when the option joystick is ordered Stage history Observation points or user defined points on a sample can be saved and graphically displayed. It is easy to return to any stored points of interest for future observation and analysis or for repeatability from sample to sample. Focus-linked Z control Image focus is automatically adjusted with the Z stage axis keeping the sample in focus. Eucentric tilting and eucentric rotation The computer eucentric stage design allows sample tilt or rotation while maintaining the field of interest in view and in focus. X-Y step movement Allows the X and Y stage motion to be programmed to move in user defined steps per click of the mouse. This feature facilitates observation of repeating patterns and distances. Graphic display of relation between objective lens and sample The positions of a sample and objective lens are graphically displayed in he stage operation menu panel. This helps the operator to see the sample position with respect to the objective lens. Image navigation The image navigation system can capture low magnification SEM images, import optical or reference documents such as schematics. A single click on the reference image will drive the sample to the chosen location. Motor stage operation with virtual joystick Computer controlled stage movement offers flexibility and user friendliness. In addition to using a trackball. Joystick (optional) or GUI stage control, a virtual joystick graphical user interface can be superimposed on the sample image. This provides interactive control of the sample movement using the computer mouse. Analytical specimen chamber The sample chamber of the SU6600 has many accessory ports for simultaneous accommodation of EDX, WDX and EBSP systems without sacrificing performance. In addition, accommodation of a Cryotransfer system, CL detector and other analytical accessories are possible. Specimen chamber port layout A reference example equipped with: EDX, WDX, EBSP, CL and ESED-II 5 6

GUI / Various functions Multiple viewing screens available Full frame display mode (1,280 960 pixels) Small frame display mode (640 480 pixels) Images can be displayed in full frame, small frame and dual frames to simultaneously display two images with two different signal inputs. Split screen and dual magnification images can also be selected. Image magnification is calculated based on the traditional, industry standard 4 5 Polaroid format, not on viewing monitor size. Dual frame display mode (640 480 pixels 2) SEM Data manager The SEM Data Manager is a useful software program standard for Hitachi PC-SEMs. It allows the automatic registration of stored images from the database by the user's name. It also allows a sequential selection of images of interest by dates, operating conditions, image sizes, key words, folders, etc. These images may be printed after the contrast and brightness adjustments or other image processing layout if required. *Note: This function is available (as an option) outside of the microscope room such as an office room using a separate PC. Image adjustment by mouse operation The mouse control design allows operators to manipulate image focus, stigmation, contrast, and brightness by viewing the image on the monitor. There is a separate control panel provided for traditional knob adjustments. CD Measurement The CD-measurement function allows dimensional and angle measurement of a specific point of interest on the SEM image. The measurement is available in manual or automatic measurements, continuous measurements and simultaneous measurements of width and pitch. Operators may choose any one of these measruements for their specific purposes. Adjustment operation by mouse for focusing, stigmation and brightness/contrast Control panel Personalized user log-in The operators may input their individual names in a log-in user list. Operating conditions of the SU6600 are stored in memory by the user's name. When the operator's name is input in the login menu, personal operating conditions are recalled and the SU6600 is set accordingly. This design allows operators to make their personal operating environments. Examples of these personal setup include: Operation panel laytout on GUI Accelerating voltage, electron optical parameters and other conditions Image display (Choice of full screen, reduced area, simultaneous two images) / Image store / File format / Scan speed select button layout Simultaneous measurement of 2µm Line and Pitch Example of customized operation panel An angle measurement result 7 8

Standard specifications Optional accessories Dimension & Weight Secondary electron image resolution 1.2nm (Vacc: 30kV, WD = 5mm, Mag: 180kX) 3.0nm (Vacc: 1kV, WD = 4mm, Mag: 80kX) 4.5nm *1 (Vacc: 30kV, WD = 5mm, Mag: 50kX, 150Pa) Note: Magnification based on industry standard 4 5 Polaroid film, not viewing monitor Backscattered electron image resolution 3.5nm (Vacc: 30kV, WD = 8mm, Mag: 80kX, 10Pa) Magnification 10 600,000X (at displayed image size is 127 96mm) Electron optics Electron gun ZrO/W Schottky emission electron source Probe current 1pA 200nA Accelerating Voltage 0.5 30kV (0.1kV step) Lens system Objective lens Movable aperture (heating type. 4 openaperture ings selectable from outside of vacuum with fine adjustment mechanism, 200-100-50-30µm) Stigmator coil Octopole electromagnetic system (X, Y) Scanning coil 2-stage electromagnetic deflection Beam blanking Electromagnetic type (for image freezing) Specimen stage Stage control 5-axis computer eucentric motor drive Movable range X: 0 110mm Y: 0 110mm Z: 4 40mm T: 5 +70 R: 360 Sample size (maximum) 150mm diameter 40mmH Electrical image shift ±50µm (WD= 15 mm) Detector Secondary electron detector Backscattered electron detector Personal computer Windows Desktop PC OS: Windows XP Professional* 2 Monitor 19 type LCD (larger monitors available at option) Image display mode Full screen display 1,280 960 pixels Reduced area display 640 480 pixels Reduced area display 320 240 pixels Dual image display 640 480 pixels 2 Scanning speed TV scan Fast scan Slow scan (640 480 pixel display: 25/30* 3 frame/s) (full screen display: 6.25/7.5* 3 frame/s) (full screen display: 1/4/20/40/80s/frame 640 480 pixel display: 0.5/2/10/20/40s/ frame) Image data saving 640 480 pixels, 1,280 960 pixels, 2,560 1,920 pixels, 5,120 3,840 pixels Image data printing Free layout print function provided Saved image data management SEM data manager (image database / image processing function included) External device connection port USB interface (2ports) Network interface (Ethernet* 4 ) Evacuation system Auto evacuation Fully automatic pneumatic valve control system Ultimate vacuum Electron gun chamber: 1 10 7 Pa Specimen chamber: 7 10 4 Pa Vacuum pumps Ion pump 40L/s 2 Turbo molecular pump 260L/s 1 Oil rotary pump 135/162 *3 L/min 2 Vacuum gauges Penning gage 1 Pirani gage 4 N2 purge Port for N2 purge (1/4 taper nut) (Supply pressure: 10 20kPa) Protection functions Protection against power and vacuum failures Detectos ESED-II (optional SE detector for VP mode), EBIC image observation device STEM detector Faraday cup Energy dispersive X-ray detector Wavelength dispersive X-ray detector EBSP detector Cathodoluminescence detector Specimen stage/specimen holder Cryogenic stage Cool stage Cross-section specimen holders Cross-section mounting holder Cross-section specimen stub (90, 75, 60) Wafer holder (2, 3, 4, 5, 6 ) EBIC holder Software CD measurement function CD measurement function for SEM Data Manager SEM Data Manager for external PC Hi-Mouse DBC interface Utilities Ion pump backup power supply N2 gas leak port Others RS232C Communication interface Electrostatic blanking plate Signal selector Microscale Chamberscope Anti-contamination trap Width Depth Height Weight Main unit 840 966 1,660mm 670kg Display unit 1,000 1,005 1,200mm 205kg High voltage unit 754 394 775mm 120kg Oil rotary pump 526 235 306mm 28kg Air compressor 400 230 550mm 18kg Weight 200 180 160mm 40kg Utility requirements Temperature 15 ~ 25 C Humidity 60%RH or less Power AC100 240V ±10%, 4kVA, 50/60Hz Grounding 100Ω or less Suggested layout 3,500 235 230 526 RP RP Air compressor 400 966 Main unit Weight 3,800 HV unit Display unit *1 ESED-II: Option *2 Windows XP is a trademark of Microsoft Corp., USA *3 50Hz/60Hz *4 Ethernet is a trademark of Xerox Corp., U.S.A. * Image on the monitor is an insert at printing. * GUI images include optional functions. * Necessary hazzard warning labels conforming standards required at the destination are stuck on the instrument. 754 800 840 1,000 *Side maintenance space (800mm or greater) 394 1,005 1,100 Unit: mm 9 10

NOTICE: For proper operation, follow the instruction manual when using the instrument. Specifications in this catalog are subject to change with or without notice, as Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation continues to develop the latest technologies and products for our customers. Tokyo, Japan http://www.hitachi-hitec.com/em/world/ 24-14 Nishi-Shimbashi 1-chome, Minato-ku, Tokyo, 105-8717, Japan For further information, please contact your nearest sales representative. Printed in Japan (H) HTD-E155 2008.2