Europlanet Distributed RTI Facility – KBSI Isotope Microscope with SCAPS Imaging Detector

Europlanet Distributed Research and Technology Infrastructure (RTI) Facility – Korea Basic Science Institute (KBSI) Isotope Microscope with SCAPS Imaging Detector

Average Transnational Access (TA) visit: 7 Days

Features:

SCAPS image system

  • Stacked CMOS active pixel sensor (SCAPS) for quantitative 2D imaging analysis

Primary ion column

  • Oxygen RF plasma ion source for
  • Oxygen RF plasma ion source for O2+, O–, O2– and Cs microbeam source beam diameter < 5㎛, beam current of O2– > 9 pA/㎛2
  • Cs microbeam source
  • Electron gun for insulating samples
  • Oxygen flooding attachment

Detector

  • Multicollection system with 5 detectors and three additional Faraday cups (1012 Ω resistor)

Application:

  • In-situ analysis for isotopic ratios
  • High resolution quantitative isotopic imaging
Main facility webpage

Contact

You must get in touch with the host facility to discuss the technical feasibility of your proposal before submitting an application. If you do not contact the host, your proposal will not be approved.

Dr. Keewook Yi, Korea Basic Science Institute (KBSI)

Email: kyi[at]kbsi.re.kr

Images

Isotope microscope with SCAPS imaging detector at the Korea Basic Science Institute (KBSI). Credit: KBSI

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