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Publication
Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena
Paper
Addition of monochromated UV discharge lamp to X-ray photoemission spectrometer
Abstract
To combine in a single system the benefits of XPS and UPS, a noble gas cold cathode discharge lamp and a grazing incidence grating monochromator have been attached to a Hewlett-Packard 5950A ESCA spectrometer. Since the HP multichannel detection system was designed for the relatively low count rates associated with a monochromator dispersed X-ray source some customarily unavailable low intensity UV lines can be used. Photoemission spectra for 9 excitation lines of He and Ne spaced approximately every 4 eV between 16.7 and 48.4 eV are presented for a polycrystalline Au test sample. Operation of the ESCA spectrometer's electron optics and hemispherical analyzer for low kinetic energy (< 50 eV) electrons is described. © 1978.