This work presents the implementation of a position-sensitive detector in the Montelibretti surface (e,2e) apparatus that allows to fully define the direction of the ejected electron from the surface, and hence to improve the momentum resolution. The coincidence electronic chain and the acquisition software have been upgraded in order to achieve high data collection speed, storage of large dimension data files and fast visualisation of the results. Preliminary angle resolved (e,2e) data relative to the ionisation of the pi band of highly oriented pyrolitic graphite show that a momentum resolution better than 0.2 Angstrom(-1) has been achieved without degrading the overall speed of acquisition.
New developments in surface (e,2e) experiments
Iacobucci S;
1999
Abstract
This work presents the implementation of a position-sensitive detector in the Montelibretti surface (e,2e) apparatus that allows to fully define the direction of the ejected electron from the surface, and hence to improve the momentum resolution. The coincidence electronic chain and the acquisition software have been upgraded in order to achieve high data collection speed, storage of large dimension data files and fast visualisation of the results. Preliminary angle resolved (e,2e) data relative to the ionisation of the pi band of highly oriented pyrolitic graphite show that a momentum resolution better than 0.2 Angstrom(-1) has been achieved without degrading the overall speed of acquisition.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
