The Faraday Cup FCB, connected to a source meter, is used to collect and measure charged particle currents, such as those emitted by an ion source.
The FCB is mounted on a standardized vacuum flange, allowing for easy attachment to the vacuum system. The Faraday cup is UHV-compatible (ultra-high vacuum compatible) and consists of a hollow stainless steel cylinder that is closed at the base and has a suitably sized opening for collecting electrons or ions.
The FCB has a standard aperture diameter of 2.0 mm. However, custom aperture sizes are available. The Faraday cup is electrically directly connected to two BNC sockets, which can then be connected to a source meter.
high-resolution measurement of charged particles in the energy range up to 1500 eV, suitable for UHV applications
fully heatable stainless steel body with PTFE insulation, process-safe for continuous operation up to 180 °C
DN 40 ISO-KF flange, HV-BNC up to 5 kV, grounded aperture to minimize noise components
Copenhagen, Denmark
Taipeh, Taiwan
Silicon Saxony Pavilion
San Francisco, CA, USA
Moscone Center
North Hall | Booth 5373
