Patent classifications
H01J31/04
EXTREME-ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE USING ELECTRON BEAMS
An extreme-ultraviolet light source device comprises: a discharge chamber of which the inside is maintained in a vacuum; an electron beam-emitting unit which is located inside the discharge chamber and produces electron beams; and a metal radiator which is located inside the discharge chamber and is ionized by the electron beams. Extreme-ultraviolet radiation occurs in plasma generated from the metal radiator. The electron beam-emitting unit comprises: a cathode electrode; a plurality of emitters located on the cathode electrode and including a carbon-based material; and a gate electrode which is located on the plurality of emitters at a distance therefrom and to which a pulse voltage is applied.
EXTREME-ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT SOURCE DEVICE USING ELECTRON BEAMS
An extreme-ultraviolet light source device comprises: a discharge chamber of which the inside is maintained in a vacuum; an electron beam-emitting unit which is located inside the discharge chamber and produces electron beams; and a metal radiator which is located inside the discharge chamber and is ionized by the electron beams. Extreme-ultraviolet radiation occurs in plasma generated from the metal radiator. The electron beam-emitting unit comprises: a cathode electrode; a plurality of emitters located on the cathode electrode and including a carbon-based material; and a gate electrode which is located on the plurality of emitters at a distance therefrom and to which a pulse voltage is applied.
Electron gun, electron beam applicator, method for releasing electrons using electron gun, and method for adjusting focal position of electron beam
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a device with which it is possible to adjust the focal point of an electron beam both toward a shorter focal point and toward a longer focal point after an electronic gun was fitted on a counterpart device. The aforementioned problem can be solved by an electron gun including a photocathode, and an anode, the electron gun furthermore comprising an intermediate electrode disposed between the photocathode and the anode, the intermediate electrode comprising an electron-beam passage hole through which an electron beam released from the photocathode passes, and the electron-beam passage hole having formed therein a drift space in which, when an electrical field is formed between the photocathode and the anode due to application of a voltage, the effect of the electrical field can be disregarded.
Electron gun, electron beam applicator, method for releasing electrons using electron gun, and method for adjusting focal position of electron beam
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a device with which it is possible to adjust the focal point of an electron beam both toward a shorter focal point and toward a longer focal point after an electronic gun was fitted on a counterpart device. The aforementioned problem can be solved by an electron gun including a photocathode, and an anode, the electron gun furthermore comprising an intermediate electrode disposed between the photocathode and the anode, the intermediate electrode comprising an electron-beam passage hole through which an electron beam released from the photocathode passes, and the electron-beam passage hole having formed therein a drift space in which, when an electrical field is formed between the photocathode and the anode due to application of a voltage, the effect of the electrical field can be disregarded.
ELECTRON GUN, ELECTRON BEAM APPLICATION DEVICE, METHOD FOR EMITTING ELECTRON USING ELECTRON GUN, AND ELECTRON BEAM FOCAL POSITION ADJUSTMENT METHOD
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a device with which it is possible to adjust the focal point of an electron beam both toward a shorter focal point and toward a longer focal point after an electronic gun was fitted on a counterpart device.
The aforementioned problem can be solved by an electron gun including a photocathode, and an anode, the electron gun furthermore comprising an intermediate electrode disposed between the photocathode and the anode, the intermediate electrode comprising an electron-beam passage hole through which an electron beam released from the photocathode passes, and the electron-beam passage hole having formed therein a drift space in which, when an electrical field is formed between the photocathode and the anode due to application of a voltage, the effect of the electrical field can be disregarded.
ELECTRON GUN, ELECTRON BEAM APPLICATION DEVICE, METHOD FOR EMITTING ELECTRON USING ELECTRON GUN, AND ELECTRON BEAM FOCAL POSITION ADJUSTMENT METHOD
The present invention addresses the problem of providing a device with which it is possible to adjust the focal point of an electron beam both toward a shorter focal point and toward a longer focal point after an electronic gun was fitted on a counterpart device.
The aforementioned problem can be solved by an electron gun including a photocathode, and an anode, the electron gun furthermore comprising an intermediate electrode disposed between the photocathode and the anode, the intermediate electrode comprising an electron-beam passage hole through which an electron beam released from the photocathode passes, and the electron-beam passage hole having formed therein a drift space in which, when an electrical field is formed between the photocathode and the anode due to application of a voltage, the effect of the electrical field can be disregarded.
PARTICLE BEAM SYSTEM
The invention relates to a particle beam system (PBS) comprising a particle guiding tube, one or more transversely movable electrodes (of a defined type) providing a transverse electric and/or magnetic field (pulse or linear) wherein a particle flow can be influenced by the electrodes which can further have a defined shape. The PBS can be provided with a protective film and/or an insulation, it can form a mono and/or stereo particle path. The PBC can provide a cross-sectionally shaped beam, an adjustable optical axis, a rotating electric and/or magnetic field, a circularly polarized beam. The PBS can form an array, it can comprise one or more connections, one or more modules. The PBC can be coupled with electro- and/or mechanocomponents. The PBC can form lenses configured in a separate eye ray configuration. A method for providing a particle beam and a digitizer of photographic or X-ray images are proposed.
PARTICLE BEAM SYSTEM
The invention relates to a particle beam system (PBS) comprising a particle guiding tube, one or more transversely movable electrodes (of a defined type) providing a transverse electric and/or magnetic field (pulse or linear) wherein a particle flow can be influenced by the electrodes which can further have a defined shape. The PBS can be provided with a protective film and/or an insulation, it can form a mono and/or stereo particle path. The PBC can provide a cross-sectionally shaped beam, an adjustable optical axis, a rotating electric and/or magnetic field, a circularly polarized beam. The PBS can form an array, it can comprise one or more connections, one or more modules. The PBC can be coupled with electro- and/or mechanocomponents. The PBC can form lenses configured in a separate eye ray configuration. A method for providing a particle beam and a digitizer of photographic or X-ray images are proposed.
Extreme-ultraviolet light source device using electron beams
An extreme-ultraviolet light source device comprises: a discharge chamber of which the inside is maintained in a vacuum; an electron beam-emitting unit which is located inside the discharge chamber and produces electron beams; and a metal radiator which is located inside the discharge chamber and is ionized by the electron beams. Extreme-ultraviolet radiation occurs in plasma generated from the metal radiator. The electron beam-emitting unit comprises: a cathode electrode; a plurality of emitters located on the cathode electrode and including a carbon-based material; and a gate electrode which is located on the plurality of emitters at a distance therefrom and to which a pulse voltage is applied.
Extreme-ultraviolet light source device using electron beams
An extreme-ultraviolet light source device comprises: a discharge chamber of which the inside is maintained in a vacuum; an electron beam-emitting unit which is located inside the discharge chamber and produces electron beams; and a metal radiator which is located inside the discharge chamber and is ionized by the electron beams. Extreme-ultraviolet radiation occurs in plasma generated from the metal radiator. The electron beam-emitting unit comprises: a cathode electrode; a plurality of emitters located on the cathode electrode and including a carbon-based material; and a gate electrode which is located on the plurality of emitters at a distance therefrom and to which a pulse voltage is applied.