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Depth Profiling Study on Organic Monolayer Using Laser Desorption Ionization Time-of-flight mass spectrometry and Home-Built Ar-GCIB

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 Depth profiling analysis using ToF-SIMS has widely been performed to obtain the information of multi-layered organic samples. The depth profiling of the organic sample has generally been analyzed by using a gas cluster ion beam (GCIB) as a sputter ion beam and a liquid metal ion beam (LMIB) as an analysis ion beam. However, the ordinary ToF-SIMS analysis shows lots of unnecessary secondary ion signals are observed in the low mass region due to the high energy of the anlaysis ion beam and a result of the secondary ionization process. As a matter of fact, this makes it difficult to assign an ion signal in a secondary ion mass spectrum and a depth profile. In order to solve the difficulties for the surface analysis of an organic sample, we used a nano second UV laser (λ = 355 nm) as an analysis mode. Because most of OLED materials contain a chromophore which absorb UV light, so it can be easily ablated and ionized by laser pulse.
 Here, we performed the depth profiling analysis of 50 nm TAPC monolayer sample using laser desorption ionization (LDI) and home-built Ar-GCIB. By controlling parameters of LDI, we found an optimal analysis condition that analyzed OLED sample with less damage and by taking a GCIB as a sputter, we tried to reach below ~ 1 nm resolution as an optimal sputtering of OLED materials. The depth profile was plotted as the integral value of the parent ion peak as a function of the number of scan. The depth resolution of TAPC monolayer was about 1.78 nm per point. The depth profiling of an OLED material could be successfully and more easily analyzed using GCIB-LDI ToFMS system. And also, Ar-GCIB has been integrated in LDI-ToFMS from ASTA to realize our prototype system. We hope the capability of this depth profiling analysis will be demonstrated for real organic devices in the near future.

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