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The detection efficiency of a channel-plate detector is mainly determined by the open area ratio of its input face, which is typically 60%-70%. It is known that the efficiency can be enhanced by applying an electric field normal to the channel-plate surface, such that secondary electrons generated when ions strike the channel-plate surface are returned to the detector. This paper characterises the enhancement observed in channel-plate detectors for atom probe and 3-dimensional atom probe appl...
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- Volume:
- 6
- Issue:
- C5
- Pages:
- 297-302
- Publication date:
- 1996-09-05
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1155-4339
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uuid:aeacc3ec-7bfa-4b73-b7a9-671a24189fcf
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9129
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- 1996
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Characterization of efficiency enhancement in microchannel plate detectors
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