
doi: 10.1116/1.578464
A simple, photomultiplier based spot-profile analysis reflection high energy electron diffraction (SPARHEED) apparatus is described. A micrometer scanned, two pinhole aperture is coupled to an optical fiber and yields 38 μm spot-profile intensity resolution of RHEED patterns corresponding to an ultimate spatial resolution of ∼4000 Å along the RHEED pattern and 900 Å across the RHEED pattern. Long range scanning also allows for surface lattice net determination. Acquisition of selected RHEED intensity oscillations is straightforward. The device is easily mounted, rigid, and inexpensive.
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