ULVAC-PHI launches sales of latest TOF-SIMS instrument 'PHI nanoTOF 3+'

The newly developed mass analyser inherits the advantages of the traditional TRIFT analyser while enhancing the mass resolution (m/Δm) from 12,000 to 15,000. This advancement allows for the clear separation of peaks that were previously indistinguishable, enabling high-precision and reliable spectra analysis. It provides the best solution to meet the demands of research and industrial fields.

A single analytical technique may not provide a full understanding of advanced materials. The new sample handling system in PHI nanoTOF 3+ achieves full compatibility with PHI XPS and AES instruments, enabling comprehensive analysis. Furthermore, this new system allows for sample transfer between PHI surface analysis instruments while preventing exposure to the atmosphere, making it an indispensable tool for analysing advanced materials like battery and catalyst samples.

The most important feature of PHI nanoTOF 3+ is the automation of TOF-SIMS measurements, which is a significant advancement from traditional manual operation. After determining analysis positions and recipes based on photos acquired in the sample introduction chamber, continuous measurements can be performed automatically. This new feature is effective for a wide range of materials, from inorganic materials like semiconductors and batteries to organic materials like polymers and biological samples. Furthermore, high-quality data can be available regardless of operator's skill level.

In summary, PHI nanoTOF 3+ offers mass spectra with higher mass resolution than previous model. The new sample handling system on PHI nanoTOF3+ enables the comprehensive analysis with PHI XPS and AES instruments, especially for atmosphere-sensitive advanced materials. With the automation measurement function, PHI nanoTOF3+ provides high-quality data regardless of the sample type and operator's skill level. The new features of PHI nanoTOF 3+ delivers enhanced performance and measurement efficiency, showing its value on effortless and smooth measurement for research applications and quality control demands.