A commercial double-pass cylindrical mirror analyzer has been modified for angle-resolved electron spectroscopy by insertion of an aperture-containing drum within the inner cylinder of the second stage. Three operating modes are possible; high angular resolution (±2°), low angular resolution (±6°), and complete retraction of the drum to permit normal angle integration. The gearing mechanism for rotation and translation of the drum is described, and the performance of the analyzer is discussed.
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