EELS in Transmission
Scattering Geometry
![[Scattering Geometry]](/institutes/iff/org/Dep/11/methods/eels/index/eels_scattering_geo1.jpg)
Possible EELS Excitations
![[anregung.jpg]](/institutes/iff/org/Dep/11/methods/eels/index/anregung2.jpg)
- additional possibility to perform elastic scattering by setting the energy-loss ΔE to zero (Bragg scattering)
Setup of the EELS Spectrometer
(not to scale)
![[setup]](/institutes/iff/org/Dep/11/methods/eels/index/setup.jpg)
1 - Source, 2 - Monochromator, 3 - Zoom lenses, 4 - Accelerator, 5 - Sample holder with cryostate, 6 - Deflection plates, 7 - Decelerator, 8 - Zoom lenses, 9 - Analyser, 10 - Multiplier, 11 - Preperation chamber, 12 - Sample magazine and Fast entry
- preparation, storage and measurements under UHV-conditions (p = 10−11 ... 10−8 mbar)
- accelarator voltage of 172 keV
- high energy and momentum resolution ( ΔE ≈ 80 meV and Δq ≈ 0.03 Å-1 )
- possibility to cool down to 20 K with a He flow cryostat
Research Fields
- Molecular solids / organic semiconductors
- Cuprate superconductors
- Charge-density wave systems
- Transition metal oxides
IFF / Electronic and optical Properties || Last update 13. April 2011 || Authors: F. Roth, A. König