The theoretical description of a quantitative electron probe model, IntriX, is presented. It consists of a numerical reconstruction of the in-depth ionization distribution U(qz) through the use of basic physical macroscopic parameters describing the electron beam-matter interaction. With the aim of
IntriX: a numerical model for electron probe analysis at high depth resolution. Part II—tests and confrontation with experiments
✍ Scribed by P.-F. Staub; P. Jonnard; F. Vergand; J. Thirion; and C. Bonnelle
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 565 KB
- Volume
- 27
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0049-8246
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✦ Synopsis
The model called IntriX, designed to interpret quantitatively electron probe analysis data, was tested via confrontations between its results and experimental or Monte Carlo data. These confrontations were established for in-depth ionization distributions U(qz) and characteristic x-ray relative intensities in cases of homogeneous and stratiÐed samples, and for wide ranges of incident beam energies keV) and overvoltages (1.15 AE E 0 AE 30 (1.
3 AE E 0 /E S AE 10). Measurements are presented that allow the performance of IntriX to be tested in the low-energy range (E 0 AE 5 keV).
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