SIMS Surface Analysis and SNMS Surface Analysis
For the determination of surface composition, contaminant analysis and depth profiling
SIMS is a high sensitivity surface analysis technique for the determination of surface composition, contaminant analysis and for depth profiling in the uppermost surface layers of a sample.
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Applied to analysis within the first few microns of a surface, Hiden’s SIMS systems provide depth profiles with depth resolution to 2 nanometres.
The Hiden SIMS Workstation provides for high performance static and dynamic SIMS applications for detailed surface composition analysis and depth profiling.
Hiden’s elemental SIMS imaging facility provides for high resolution surface chemical mapping.
Hiden Bolt-On Components are available for upgrading existing surface analysis equipment with SIMS facilities.
FIB – SIMS | Focussed Ion Beam Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry
Hiden Compact SIMS Mass Spectrometry in solid material
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Surface Analysis Products from Hiden Analytical
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