SIMS LINKS

SIMS Links

Listing of Sites where Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry is a primary focus. Commercial sites are included if they contain useful practical information about SIMS. Full vendor contact information can be found in the vendor directory. If you have a site you would like to have included in this list, please contact us.

  International SIMS Society

SIMS Research Groups

Professional Societies

American Vacuum Society Applied Surface Science Division
http://divisions.avs.org/assd/assd.html

 

 


SIMS Companies

 

  • RTG Mikroanalysis GmbH Berlin is a service-oriented enterprise focusing its main activities on microanalysis by means of Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry (SIMS).

  • ION-TOF

  • Base Peak from Wiley

    A comprehensive www resource for mass spectrometry. Developed by Wiley and based on Kermit Murrays mass spectrometry on the internet www site. This is a must visit site for information on mass spectrometry.

    The NIST Chemistry Webbook

    The NIST Chemistry WebBook, contains: Thermochemical data for over 4000 organic and small inorganic compounds, Heat of reaction data for over 1300 reactions ,IR spectra for over 5000 compounds, Mass spectra for over 8000 compounds and Ion energetics data for over 12000 compounds.


    James F. Zieglers SRIM Page

    The home page for the Stopping and Range of Ions in Matter (SRIM-also known as TRIM). Download the latest version of this widely used program for free!!

 


SIMS Related Sites

 
Mass Spectrometry Links:



Links Related to Semiconductor Characterization:


Standards Organizations:


Electronic Library Resources:


Chemistry Resources:

SIMS Tutorials

  • Surface Analysis Tutorials A collection of tutorials on SIMS written by Ron Flemming formerly of Charles Evans and AssociatesAt present they are targeted at the college undergraduate to graduate level, but may appeal to anyone with some physical science background.
 


Mass Spectrometry

Semiconductor Tutorials

 

Vacuum Systems

Surface Chemistry

  • Surface Chemistry Coursewritten by Dr. Roger Nix, Department of Chemistry, Queen Mary & Westfield College, University of London

SIMS Books

A number of SIMS book titles are available on the internet. The listing below can be found at Barnes and Noble or Amazon.com

Related Books

  • SIMS Software Archive

    The following is a list of shareware and freeware which we believe to be of interest to the SIMS community. We are particularly interested in instrument control and data reprocessing software written by SIMS users that may not be available anywhere else. Other types of information such as mechnical drawings, ion optical simulations of SIMS instrumentation and sputtering simulation programs would also be welcome. If you have material you would like to include in this archive, please email us

    Software Disclaimer: We make no guarantee about the suitability or the accuracy of the information or the programs listed in this archive. We are not responsible for any problems which running or downloading this software causes. We are not aware of any virus containing programs, but all programs downloaded from here or elseware should be examined carefully for viruses.


    Image Processing Applications

    • NIH Image
      This is a highly rated Macintosh-based image manipulation program written by Wayne Rasband at NIH. Numerous related links on Macintosh image processing can be found here.


    • MacLispix
      This is another Macintosh-based image processing program written by Dave Bright at NIST. Dave works closely with SIMS researchers at NIST and his software can direclty import CE&A image files


    Cameca Ion Microscope Software

    • Albert Fahey's Software Archive A group of resources written by Albert Fahey from NIST. Includes mechanical drawings for IMS 4F sample holders, source code to run Charles Evans and Associates interfaces to the Cameca IMS 3f-4F, programs for isotopic SIMS data reduction and REE analysis (and much more).

    Sputter/Ion Implantation Simulations

    • The Stopping and Range of Ions in Matter (SRIM-also known as TRIM)SRIM, written by James F. Zieglers, calculates the energy loss of ions in solids, liquids and gases. This physics is combined with kinematic physics to calculate the transport of energetic ions in matter, including the transport of recoil atoms after ion/atom collisions. It can be used to predict energetic ion ranges in matter, ion transmission and reflection from matter, and the similar distributions for recoiling target atoms.
      This package is a DOS package, and is simple to install in all DOS based systems.

    Ion Optical Modeling

    • SIMION 6.0 (demo version)
      SIMION is a PC based ion optics simulation program that models ion optics problems with 2D symmetrical and/or 3D asymmetrical electrostatic and/or magnetic potential arrays. The program was written for thePC by David A. Dahl at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory. A brief summary is provided here. The demo software comes with a complete manual which may be printed out. The program is marketed by Ion Source Software.

     

 


Miscellaneous SIMS Links

URL:  http://www.gerbig.com/index.html
Title:  AireCell Cleanrooms
Description: 
Cleanroom design, fabrication installation and cleanroom certification.  We install modular and softwall cleanrooms and sell cleanroom supplies and accessories.

URL: http://www.chemistryguide.org
Title: Chemistry Guide
Description:
WWW Chemistry Guide - comprehensive and evaluated guide to web sites
related to chemistry and the chemical industry. Its mission consists
in collecting and independently annotating all useful chemistry sites.

 

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