EP0283773B1 - Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires miniaturisé et son procédé de fabrication - Google Patents
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- H01J43/00—Secondary-emission tubes; Electron-multiplier tubes
- H01J43/04—Electron multipliers
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- H01J9/02—Manufacture of electrodes or electrode systems
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- the invention relates to a secondary electron multiplier according to the preamble of claim 1 and a method for producing such a secondary electron multiplier.
- Such a secondary electron multiplier is known from the company publication SC-5 by Hamamatsu (catalog 1983) under the type designation R 1635. With eight steps, it has a diameter of 10 mm and a length of approx. 55 mm. These dimensions do not allow use in miniaturized measuring systems.
- Micro-channel plates (Nuclear Instruments and Methods 162, 587-601 (1979)) are also known. Although they meet the requirement of small space requirements, they have a considerable dead time after a signal pulse, which limits their applicability to very weak radiation and particle signals.
- Layered channel plates are also known (Advances in Electronics and Electron Physics 33A, 117-123 (1972)). Although they avoid the disadvantage of a long dead time, they have considerable electron losses from stage to stage, which in turn makes them unsuitable for applications with extremely small radiation or particle signals. Layered duct plates are also known (DE 24 14 658), in which such losses occur by forming the duct walls by means of etching should be reduced in size, but this type of design has narrow limits. Finally, arrays of secondary electron multipliers are known from high energy physics (F. Binon et al, Nuclear Instruments and Methods, A248 (1986), 86-102). Due to their large space requirement, they are completely unsuitable for the construction of miniaturized measuring systems.
- the object of the invention is to create a micro-secondary electron multiplier and arrays thereof compared to the prior art shown, which have an extremely small space requirement, a high time resolution, a high sensitivity and a high flexibility in the shaping.
- micro-secondary electron multiplier and multiple arrangements (arrays) thereof as sensors in miniaturized measuring systems for radiation or particles are advantageously characterized by a small space requirement and high spatial and time resolution.
- the use of deep X-ray lithography and micro-electroplating enables the construction of an extremely small system of discrete dynodes, the shape of which is selected in such a way that the electrons are focused from one dynode to the next, thus minimizing electron losses.
- the sensitivity is advantageously influenced.
- the voltage supply of the dynodes via discrete conductor tracks allows the external supply to be adapted to the signal amplitude, so that the dynamic range of the micro-secondary electron multiplier becomes very large.
- the greatly reduced length of the secondary electron multiplier shortens the electron transit time from cathode to anode, which has a favorable effect on the rise time of pulses and thus on the achievable time resolution.
- the negative mold is then galvanically filled with a metal using the base plate as an electrode, and the rest Resist material is removed with a solvent.
- a positive of the bar structure to be produced using the LIGA technique is molded as a reusable tool with a plastic, whereupon the resulting negative shape is filled up by galvanic deposition of metal and the remaining plastic is removed.
- extremely precise and fine structures can be produced with lateral dimensions in the ⁇ m range with a freely selectable height of up to approx. 2mm. At slightly lower heights, minimal lateral dimensions in the submicron range can also be achieved.
- X-ray radiation from an electron synchrotron or storage ring is particularly suitable as a radiation source for this purpose.
- the method described in claim 13 also makes it possible to build a large number of micro-secondary electron multipliers next to one another on the same base plate as a micro-secondary electron multiplier array. As a result, an extremely high packing density is achieved, which has a favorable effect on the spatial resolution that can be achieved, an aspect that is particularly important for tomography and for detectors in high-energy physics.
- the position of the signal inputs can be adapted to predetermined contours, for example to the Rowland circle, to an arched image area or to a cylinder jacket as in the scattered light radiometer described below as an exemplary embodiment.
- one of the substrate plates is provided with a translucent wall, which also carries photocathodes, so that the micro-secondary electron multiplier (array) can be made into a micro-photomultiplier (array).
- the structure of a micro-secondary electron multiplier is shown schematically in Figure 1.
- the dynodes 1, the conductor tracks 2 attached to their voltage supply and the anode 3 can be seen. These structures are applied to the base plate 4.
- a second plate shown in dashed lines, carries a glass wall 6 on which the photocathode 7 is applied at a suitable point. Additional electrodes 8, 9 serve to focus the photoelectrons triggered on the photocathode onto the first dynode 1.
- the plates are connected to one another by glass soldering and, if necessary, form a vacuum-tight housing for the secondary electron multiplier.
- the multiplication requires electron energies of the order of magnitude 100 eV.
- FIG. 2a schematically shows a multiple arrangement of micro-secondary electron multipliers.
- numerous micro-secondary electron multipliers are arranged side by side and the routing of the conductor tracks 2 has been adapted accordingly.
- 2b schematically shows a multiple arrangement with common dynodes 1.
- 3a to 3h show an example of the production of a micro-secondary electron multiplier or a multiple arrangement (arrays), X-ray depth lithography with synchrotron radiation and electroforming being used as the most important process steps.
- a detailed description of these processes can be found in EW Becker, W. Ehrfeld, P. Hagmann, A. Maner and D Münchmeyer "Fabrication of Microstructures with high aspect ratio and great structural heights by synchrotron radiation lithography, galvanoforming, and plastic molding (LIGA-process ) ", Microelectronic Engineering 4 (1986) 35-36.
- 3a shows a base plate 1 made of aluminum oxide ceramic. The thickness of the base plate 1 is about 1 mm, the area is about 10 cm x 10 cm.
- the base plate 1 is spun on with a thin layer 2 of photoresist (e.g. AZ 1350 Kalle, Wiesbaden) coated and pretreated according to the manufacturer's instructions (Fig. 3b).
- photoresist e.g. AZ 1350 Kalle, Wiesbaden
- the photoresist is irradiated and developed lithographically through a mask, so that a photoresist structure 3 is formed on the base plate 1 (FIG. 3c).
- a 30 nm thick layer 4 made of titanium and then another 200 nm thick layer made of nickel is deposited over the entire surface by means of a sputtering process.
- the photoresist 3 is then removed with acetone in the immersion bath, the regions of the metal layers 4 and 5 which are located on the photoresist structure 3 also being removed.
- a metal layer structure 4, 5 remains on the base plate 1 (FIG. 3d).
- a layer 6 of a polymethyl methacrylate casting compound (PMMA) is now poured on in a thickness of 1 mm, polymerized and then structured by means of deep X-ray lithography with synchrotron radiation and subsequent development (FIG. 3f).
- Nickel which represents the dynodes 8 of the micro-secondary electron multiplier, is electrodeposited into the PMMA shaped structure 7 thus produced.
- the remaining PMMA regions 7 are then removed in a solvent (FIG.
- the metal structure 10 is soldered to the dynodes 8 by diffusion soldering with silver, whereby the micro-secondary electron multiplier, consisting of a base plate 1, a cover plate 9, discrete dynodes 8, conductor tracks 11 for contacting the dynodes and conductor tracks 12 for the vertical focusing of the electrons, is completed (FIG. 3h).
- Another method for producing the microstructures is in the impression technique.
- X-ray lithography with synchrotron radiation is used to mold a positive of the dynode structure to be produced as a reusable tool with a plastic, whereupon the resulting negative shape is filled up by electrodeposition of metal and the remaining plastic is removed.
- the base plate required for fixing and contacting the dynodes is inserted into the mold during the molding process, so that the plastic forms a firm connection with the base plate.
- a multi-channel scattered light radiometer (FIG. 4) is used as an application example.
- the scattering of light on small particles is an important aid in the investigation of size and shape parameters in particle systems (M. Kerker, The Scattering of Light, Academic Press, New York, 1969).
- One of the methods that provide the most information is measuring the angular distribution of the scattered light. Particularly cheap for the signal-to-noise ratio, the measurement time required and the time resolution is the simultaneous measurement of the scattered light at many different angles.
- the micro-secondary electron multiplier arrays according to the invention allow the construction of much smaller, more sensitive and robust electronic multichannel detectors than the state of the art (German Patent 23 38 481, US Patent 39 32762, German Utility Model G 8415886.7).
- the supply of the dynodes via conductor tracks allows the formation of groups of multi-channel micro-secondary electron multipliers, which can be connected to various voltage supplies.
- the sensitivity as a function of the scattering angle can be adapted to the scattered light angle distribution. This means, for example, that in the case of highly forward scattering particles, where the intensity difference between forward and backward can be several orders of magnitude, the rear detector area, about 90 ° -180 °, with the maximum gain, the middle area, about 20 ° -90 °, with a medium gain and the front area, 0 ° -20 °, can be driven just below the use of saturation effects.
- Two sector-shaped regions are provided with multiple arrangements (arrays) of microsecond electron multipliers 2 on an annular base plate 1.
- the inputs of the microsecond multiplier 2 are each arranged on an arc and point to the center of the base plate 1.
- the sector areas are each surrounded by a glass wall 3, which carries photocathodes on its inner arc. which are each assigned to a microsecond electron multiplier.
- the glass walls 3 are closed at the top with a cover plate 4, so that a vacuum-tight envelope of the multiple arrangements (arrays) is created.
- the signal outputs of the microsecond multiplier 2 are conducted with conductor tracks 5 to the outer edge of the base plate 1, where there are contacts 6 for external connection.
- the conductor tracks for supplying the multiple arrangements (arrays) are guided through metal-filled holes 7 to the underside of the base plate 1 and from there through conductor tracks 8 also to external connections 9 on the outer edge of the base plate 1.
- a semiconductor laser 10, optical elements 11, diaphragms 12 and a wedge-shaped light sump 13 are arranged in the free sectors of the base plate 1 in such a way that a beam path which is suitable for the scattering of light due to density fluctuations of matter which is in the scattering volume 14 is produced.
- Fig. 4 makes it possible to check the symmetry of the scattered radiation with respect to the direction of the incident primary beam. This can be of considerable importance, for example for systems of non-symmetrical particles, to which an orientation has been imparted by fluid dynamic or electromagnetic action.
- the flat structure of such integrated measuring systems facilitates their use in several planes along a particle beam and thus the tracking of a temporal evolution of the particle parameters. It is also well suited for the application of a magnetic field for influencing the electron orbits.
- the application example used relates to light scattering, the scope also extends to scattering processes in which charged particles, such as electrons and ions, or excited neutrals are present, and also to radiation or particle sources which emit themselves.
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- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires à dynodes discrètes, caractérisé en ce que les dynodes sont de structure miniaturisée et qu'on les dépose sur une plaque de substrat isolante qu'on équipe de pistes conductrices électriques pour connecter les dynodes.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires selon la revendication 1, caractérisé en ce qu'on réalise les dynodes sur la plaque de substrat par gravure lithographique aux rayons X, par gravure lithographique aux rayons X et galvanoplastie ou par des techniques de moulage qui en découlent ou des techniques de moulage et galvanoplastie.
- Dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 1 ou 2, caractérisé en ce qu'on implante plusieurs dynodes sur la plaque de substrat et qu on les équipe d'entrées et de sorties séparées.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système) selon les revendications 1 à 3, caractérisé en ce que la plaque support portant les dynodes est recouverte d'une deuxième plaque isolante.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système), selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce que l'une des deux plaques, ou les deux plaques, portent des pistes conductrices, qui servent à la focalisation verticale des électrons.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 4, caractérisé en ce qu'on dépose une partie des dynodes sur une plaque de substrat et l'autre partie sur l'autre plaque.
- Dispositif multiple selon les revendications 3 à 6, caractérisé en ce que la ligne de jonction des entrées de signaux est une courbe incurvée choisie à volonté dans de larges limites.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 4 à la revendication 7, caractérisé en ce qu on place entre les plaques une paroi qui est transparente à la lumière en des endroits appropriés et qui comporte des photocathodes de sorte qu'il y a une enveloppe étanche au vide du dispositif de dynodes.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 4 à la revendication 8, caractérisé en ce que les zones transparentes à la lumière de la paroi ont la forme de lentilles et qu'on dépose les photocathodes sur un support séparé transparent à la lumière, de sorte qu'entre la source de lumière et la photocathode il y a une corrélation d'image optique.
- Dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 3 à la revendication 9, caractérisé en ce que les canaux voisins possèdent des dynodes communes.
- Multiplicateur d'électrons secondaires et dispositif multiple (système) selon la revendication 1 à la revendication 10, caractérisé en ce qu'on exerce de l'extérieur un champ magnétique pour guider les électrons.
- Dispositif multiple selon la revendication 3 à la revendication 11, caractérisé en ce qu on branche des groupes de dynodes à différentes sources de tension.
- Procédé de fabrication de multiplicateur à électrons secondaires et de dispositifs multiples (systèmes) à dynodes discrètes selon la revendication 1 à la revendication 12, caractérisé par les étapes de fabrication suivantes :a) dépôt de pistes conductrices sur un substrat isolant,b) réalisations de dynodes sur les pistes conductrices par des techniques de gravure lithographique aux rayons X, par gravure lithographique aux rayons X et galvanoplastie ou par des techniques en dérivant de moulage ou des techniques de moulage-galvanoplastie,c) si nécessaire, fixation d'une plaque de couverture avec les dynodes, ou mise en place d'une paroi transparente à la lumière avec des photocathodes et fermeture avec une plaque de couverture.
- Procédé selon la revendication 13, caractérisé en ce qu'après l'étape b) on dépose sur les dynodes une couche supplémentaire en matériau à coefficient d'électrons secondaires élevé.
- Procédé selon la revendication 14, caractérisé en ce que sur les dynodes on dépose de l'étain électrolytique et qu'ensuite on l'oxyde par voie chimique humide.
- Procédé selon la revendication 13, caractérisé en ce qu'on rend légèrement conducteurs les domaines isolants compris entre les pistes conductrices, par dépôt d'une couche superficielle appropriée.
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