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ISO 20341:2003

ISO 20341:2003 Surface chemical analysis – Secondary-ion mass spectrometry – Method for estimating depth resolution parameters with multiple delta-layer reference materials

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ISO 20341:2003 specifies procedures for estimating three depth resolution parameters, viz the leading-edge decay length, the trailing-edge decay length and the Gaussian broadening, in SIMS depth profiling using multiple delta-layer reference materials.

It is not applicable to delta-layers where the chemical and physical state of the near-surface region, modified by the incident primary ions, is not in the steady state.

Edition

1

Published Date

2003-07-24

Status

PUBLISHED

Pages

5

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English

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Secure PDF

Abstract

ISO 20341:2003 specifies procedures for estimating three depth resolution parameters, viz the leading-edge decay length, the trailing-edge decay length and the Gaussian broadening, in SIMS depth profiling using multiple delta-layer reference materials.

It is not applicable to delta-layers where the chemical and physical state of the near-surface region, modified by the incident primary ions, is not in the steady state.

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