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    • 89. 发明专利
    • DE1810665B2
    • 1978-03-23
    • DE1810665
    • 1968-11-23
    • N.V. PHILIPS' GLOEILAMPENFABRIEKEN, EINDHOVEN (NIEDERLANDE)
    • POOLE, JAN BART LE, DELFT (NIEDERLANDE)
    • H01J29/76H01J37/14H01J37/147H01J37/153H01J37/252H01J37/29
    • 1,246,152. Electron beam magnetic deflecting apparatus. PHILIPS ELECTRONIC & ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES Ltd. 4 Dec., 1968 [7 Dec., 1967], No. 57568/68. Heading H1D. A magnetic mirror for an electron microscope or like apparatus comprises a pair of polepieces with generally conical faces adapted to produce a region of increased field strength gradient. Fig. 2 shows part of one polepiece which is in the form of a figure of revolution about the Z axis; the face of the polepiece generally follows the line 8 inclined at 6 degrees to the X axis, and is provided with a protuberance 10 which provides the increased gradient. An electron beam is injected parallel to the X axis in the X-Y plane (normal to the plane of Fig. 2) and is reflected at the region of the protuberance 10 as a diverging beam so that the arrangement acts as a diverging lens. In another arrangement, Fig. 5 (not shown), the protuberance is of stepped form instead of being rounded. In a further arrangement, Fig. 6 (not shown), each polepiece comprises three concentric members separated by non-magnetic gaps and each carrying its own coil winding, the middle coil being oppositely energized from the other two. The mirror may be used in an electron microscope (Fig. 7, not shown) comprising a electron gun (75) a condenser lens (76) an object lens (77) in which the object can be arranged, a projector lens (79), and the mirror (82) described above which reflects the beam to a luminescent screen (83) or to a photographic plate (84) arranged on either side of the projector lens, in accordance with the sense of the current through the mirror coils and of an auxiliary deflection means (81) arranged in front of the mirror. The targets (83, 84) may be arranged obliquely to the beam to correct distortion. In an application to an X- ray analyser (Fig. 8, not shown) a beam from an electron gun (90) is reflected by the mirror (93) to a concave electrostatic mirror (94) which focuses the beam on to a target (100) adjacent the magnetic mirror (93) to produce X-rays which are examined by a spectrograph.