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

Hybridized SEM – Spectroscopic Platform

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).
Explore Allalin Platform Options
Explore the versatility of the Allalin platform with its extensive range of customizable options.

Select your options according to your needs :

CW-CL detector
  • NIR Detector
  • Photomultiplier tube
  • UV – Visible Camera
e-sources
  • FEG Source
  • PS photoelectric pulsed source
  • Beam blanker
In-column injection
  • In-SEM photoluminescence
  • In-SEM Raman Spectroscopy
Stage
  • 6-inch Wafer stage
  • Liquid Helium Cryostage
  • Nanostage
  • Cryogenic Nanoprobes
TR-CL detector
  • Streak Camera
  • Time-Correlated Single Photon Counting - Hybrid Photodetector
Others
  • In-SEM electrical measurements