A high-resolution, angle-resolved photoemission electron spectrometer has been built which incorporates a position-sensitive multidetection system. The spectrometer is a 180 ° hemispherical electrostatic deflection analyzer utilizing preretardation, 1.5 ° angle-resolving optics mounted on a two-axis angular manipulator. Combined with the sample holder, independent control of the polar and azimuthal angles of both the sample and detector are available. The multidetection spectrometer collects through a PDP-11 based data acquisition and control system up to 32 resolution elements per spectral frame.
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