Omicron Multiprobe
Multiple methods
Name of the procedure: Multiple methods
Generic term of the process: Multiple methods
Physical Principle: Multiple methods
Scope: Spatial and surface analysis
XPS, ESCA
Name (abbreviation) of the procedure: X-Ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Electron spectroscopy for chemical analysis (XPS, ESCA)
Generic term of the process: Electron spectroscopy
Physical Principle: Generation of photelectrons via excitation with X-Ray radiation
Scope: Spatial resolution method.Uses an soft X-Ray source to generate photoelectrons to analyze the major and minor compounds. The method is speciation sensitive. Resolution and detection limits inferior to electron probe micro analysis and scanning electron microscopy.
AES
Name (abbreviation) of the procedure: Auger electron spectroscopy (AES)
Generic term of the process: Electron spectroscopy
Physical Principle: Generation of Auger electrons via Excitation with electron gun or X-Ray radiation
UPS
Name (abbreviation) of the procedure: Ultraviolet photoelectron spectroscopy (UPS)
Generic term of the process: Electron spectroscopy
Physical Principle: Generation of photelectrons via excitation with X-Ray radiation
Scope: Spatial resolution method.Uses an soft X-Ray source to generate photoelectrons to analyze the major and minor compounds. The method is speciation sensitive. Resolution and detection limits inferior to electron probe micro analysis and scanning electron microscopy. Uses excitation of valence electrons. Energy resolution superior to XPS.
AFM
Name (abbreviation) of the procedure: Atomic force microscopy (AFM)
Generic term of the process: AFM
Media: Atomic Force Microscopy
STM
Name (abbreviation) of the procedure: Scanning tunneling microscopy (STM)
Generic term of the process: STM
Information
Type: Multiprobe
Physical force/principle: X-Ray, Electron, atomic level interaction
General scope of application: Spatial, Metals, Oxidic, Surfaces, (Soft matter)
Available at: TU Clausthal
Website: Ausstattung (Equipments - Page currently only available in german)