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Characterization of Arradiance Samples and B33 Float Glass. Slade J. Jokela. XPS of Arradiance Samples. O. Samples are practically identical according to XPS. F. C. Al. SEY of Arradiance Samples. No clear trend between scans Each scan was approximately 5 minutes long
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Characterization of Arradiance Samples and B33 Float Glass Slade J. Jokela
XPS of Arradiance Samples O • Samples are practically identical according to XPS F C Al
SEY of Arradiance Samples • No clear trend between scans • Each scan was approximately 5 minutes long • Approximately 200nA (electrons) continuous
SEY of Arradiance Samples • FFT Filtered (Low pass of 0.05 eV-1)
SEY of Arradiance Samples • Average of 5 sequential scans • Each of the 5 spectra were FFT-filtered • Standard Deviation is shown • It would appear that each of these samples produces similar SEY
B33 Float Glass • B33 was tested in early January • *Most likely candidate for visible peak(s) • Data is shifted by about 7eV due to insulating-nature of glass • Peak shift is not constant across entire spectrum due to insulating-nature of glass as well as chemical shifts • Sb and As will not be resolvable for this sample due to interference with both O and Si • B270 was not tested as a possible solution was found that determined which side of the glass was the float side O O* Ca As Sb Sn Sn C Ca Si*, Sb, As
This Week • Will continue testing Al2O3 samples from our ALD group • MatSci Division ISM-Day on Friday • Troubleshooting and hopefully fixing the UV-light source • He plasma forms between anode and HV-input rather than between anode and cathode.