Hi there scientist!
I'm try to enstablish what kind of radiation are emitted from a 200 keV Si ion stopped in a Si target for ionic implantation.
I'm expecting to have just fluorescence X rays, but I'd like to know if there's a way to calculate the X rays maximum energy and if there are any other possible radiations emitted.
Thanks for your help!
Oliviero
Hussain Albarakaty
The primray ions in such energy will NOT result in any radiative X-ray. However, You will see characteristic X-ray resulting from relaxation of exited and ionized atoms. Also, the secondary electrons might undergo Bremsstrahlung interaction and produce contentious X-ray spectrum depending on how much energy they pick from the primary ions.
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