Kimball Physics ion gun systems, or ion sources, are used for surface physics, space physics, vacuum physics, charge neutralization, detection calibration, secondary ion mass spectrometry and ion injection for MBE.

Kimball Physics ion gun systems, or ion sources, are used in numerous applications, including: surface physics, space physics, vacuum physics, charge neutralization, detection calibration, secondary ion mass spectrometry and ion injection for MBE.

The IG35-DP Ion gun is designed for sample surface cleaning and depth profiling with Auger electron spectroscopy. Surface treatments with IG35-DP are applicable to a wide range of materials from metals, semiconductors, and oxides, to thin films and 2D layers.

The manufactured tools offers basic and fundamental properties characterization, experimental modelling and molecular beam epitaxy synthesis on metals, alloys, semiconductors, oxides, etc.

Ion beam (IB) guns and electron beam (EB) guns are devices that emit charged particles (ions and electrons, respectively) directed in a beam which are used in surface analysis or preparation, particle physics, resin curing, evaporation, and welding.

For the highest purity thin films, ultra-high vacuum or near ultra-high vacuum environments are necessary. Some of the applications are MBE, surface analysis, mono-layer and high other high purity film needs. Telemark has a complete line of ebeam sources (e-gun) for these applications.

Molecular-beam epitaxy takes place in high vacuum or ultra-high vacuum (10 −8 –10 −12 Torr). The most important aspect of an MBE process is the deposition rate (typically less than 3,000 nm per hour) that allows the films to grow epitaxially (in layers on top of the existing crystal).

General purpose sources and guns Photo electron emission microscope (PEEM) Modular microscope with high lateral resolution, Energy Filtering and UV Spectroscopy

The IG70-DP Ion gun is designed for sample surface cleaning and depth profiling with Auger electron spectroscopy. Surface treatments with IG70-DP are applicable to a wide range of materials from metals, semiconductors, and oxides, to thin films and 2D layers.

Kimball Physics ion gun systems, or ion sources, are used in numerous applications, including: surface physics, space physics, vacuum physics, charge neutralization, detection calibration, secondary ion mass spectrometry and ion injection for MBE.