Helium ion microscopy imaging.

SB Stephanie E. Barrett
RT Ryan S. Teller
SF Seth P. Forster
LL Li Li
MM Megan A. Mackey
DS Daniel Skomski
ZY Zhen Yang
KF Kerry L. Fillgrove
GD Gregory J. Doto
SW Sandra L. Wood
JL Jose Lebron
JG Jay A. Grobler
RS Rosa I. Sanchez
ZL Zhen Liu
BL Bing Lu
TN Tao Niu
LS Li Sun
MG Marian E. Gindy
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The helium ion microscopy images were acquired with a Zeiss Orion helium ion microscope. The ion source consisted of a sharpened needle held at high positive voltage and low temperature in the presence of helium gas. The ion beam was transmitted through a two-lens electrostatic ion optical column onto the sample surface. The beam energy was 25 to 35 keV, and the beam current was 0.1 to 10 pA. The image presented here was collected with secondary electrons at 20-nm spatial resolution.

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