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1. Kinetic simulation of an extreme ultraviolet radiation driven plasma near a multilayer mirror

Author

Van der Velden, M.H.L., Van der Mullen, J.J.A.M., Brok, W.J.M., and Banine, V.

Subjects
Plasma density -- Research, Photoionization -- Research, Matter, Kinetic theory of -- Analysis, Argon -- Optical properties, Argon -- Chemical properties, Physics
Abstract

The influence of photoelectron emission from the mirror on the sheath dynamics and on the ion impact energy is studied. The ion impact energy distribution is convoluted with the formula of Yamamura and Tawara for the sputter yield to obtain the rate of physical sputtering.

Published
2006

2. Characterization of ion emission of an extreme ultraviolet generating discharge produced Sn plasma

Author

Gielissen, K., Sidelnikov, Y., Glushkov, D., Soer, W.A., Banine, V., and Mullen, J.J.A.M.v.d.

Subjects
Electric discharges -- Analysis, Electric discharges through gases -- Analysis, Plasma diagnostics -- Usage, Tin -- Electric properties, Tin -- Optical properties, Ultraviolet radiation -- Analysis, Physics
Abstract

Different time-of-flight techniques are utilized to characterize the ion emission of a Sn-based discharge which generate extreme ultraviolet producing plasma. The number of high-energy Sn ions increased for higher electrical input energy into the plasma but showed no influence on the signal associated with the expanding plasma ions.

Published
2010

3. Gated pinhole camera imaging of the high-energy ions emitted by a discharge produced Sn plasma for extreme ultraviolet generation

Author

Gielissen, K., Sidelnikov, Y., Glushkov, D., Soer, W.A., Banine, V., and Mullen, J.J.M.v.d.

Subjects
Electric discharges -- Analysis, Electric discharges through gases -- Analysis, Plasma (Ionized gases) -- Electric properties, Tin -- Atomic properties, Tin -- Electric properties, Physics
Abstract

The gated pinhole camera imaging is used for studying the origin and nature of the high-energy ions emitted by a discharge produced plasma source. Time-resolved images of Sn ions with a kinetic energy of 45 keV have visualized the regions in between the electrodes where the high-energy ion generation has taken place.

Published
2009

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