NASA NTRS · 19720050976
A versatile substrate design for LEED and AES studies in uhv.
Abstract
A substrate design is described that incorporates a single crystal disk into an electrically isolated, electron bombardment heated mount. Electron and photon leakage from the bombarding filament are prevented, and LEED and AES may be used at elevated temperatures. A cold finger, thermally coupled to the mount, decreases the time lost between cleaning the crystal and cooling it to the desired observation temperature. The cold finger also allows observation at temperatures below ambient.
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Holloway, P. H., Hudson, J. B.. 1972-07-01. A versatile substrate design for LEED and AES studies in uhv.. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19720050976
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