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Allalin

Hybridized SEM – Spectroscopic Platform

  • SEM – Quantitative Cathodoluminescence (qCL)
  • Spectroscopic Analysis (Photoluminescence, Raman, …)
  • Time-resolved measurements (TRCL, TRPL, g², …)
  • Electrical Measurements (EBIC/EBAC)
  • Room to low-temperature analyses (<10K)
  • Cryo-compatible Nanoprobes
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Characteristics

About our Hybridized SEM – Spectroscopic Platform

The Allalin is a nanometer-resolution SEM-spectroscopic instrument featuring a unique optical collection objective integrated within the SEM column, which allows for robust and repeatable measurements, enabling quantitative cathodoluminescence (qCL) analysis.

One Platform, Multiple Measurement Possibilities

The Allalin platform supports a wide range of spectroscopic analysis techniques, utilizing multiple sources (electron beam or laser, in continuous or pulsed mode) and various detectors (SE detector, PMT, CCD/Streak cameras, InGaAs/TCSPC/HPD detectors).

The system can also be equipped with options like in-SEM electrical probing, Raman spectroscopy, Photoluminescence, and HBT setup for g(2) autocorrelation measurement.

Different stage options are available to accommodate samples as small as a few micrometers to wafers up to 6 inches.

Finally, spectroscopic analyses can be conducted at temperatures ranging from 10 K to 320 K, thanks to an integrated helium cryostat and a unique hexapod-based stage design, which ensures high stability and very low drift (<5 nm/min).

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Applications

Related Applications Using the Allalin Platform

Discover how the Allalin platform can support your research.

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Process development
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Materials Science
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Micro/Nanowire
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GaN device
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Power electronics
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Life Science
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Optoelectronics

Scientific references

STEM-CL and related spectroscopies using a high numerical aperture mirror BÉZARD, M., BAABOURA, J., AUAD, Y., et al. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. IOP Publishing, 2025. p. 012003. 2025
TUNA‐EBSD‐CL correlative multi‐microscopy study, on the example of Cu (In, Ga) S2 solar cell absorber HU, Yucheng, KUSCH, Gunnar, ADELEYE, Damilola, et al. Journal of Microscopy 2025
Characterizations and Modeling of Grown MQS Nanowires with GaInN/GaN Superlattice Structures YAN, Jinjian, INABA, Soma, LU, Weifang, et al. Cryst. Growth Des. 2025, 25, 3, 639–649 2025
Novel Scintillators Based on Cerium-Doped Garnets in Amorphous Silica: Crystal Quality at the Costs of Glass. NARGELAS, Saulius, SKRUODIENE, Monika, SOLOVJOVAS, Arnoldas, et al. Available at SSRN 5126291. 2025

Scientific references

STEM-CL and related spectroscopies using a high numerical aperture mirror BÉZARD, M., BAABOURA, J., AUAD, Y., et al. IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering. IOP Publishing, 2025. p. 012003. 2025
Nanosecond nanothermometry in an electron microscope CASTIONI, Florian, AUAD, Yves, BLAZIT, Jean-Denis, et al. Nano Lett. 2025 2025
Deterministic Creation of Identical Monochromatic Quantum Emitters in Hexagonal Boron Nitride HUA, Muchuan, CHEN, Wei-Ying, HOU, Hanyu, et al. arXiv preprint arXiv:2410.13169 2024
Single-Atom Manganese-Based Catalysts for the Oxidative Dehydrogenation of Propane BYRON, Carly, IGNACIO-DE LEON, Patricia Anne, BRYANT, Jacob, et al. ACS Catalysis, vol. 14, p. 16698-16711. 2024

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