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Graphene foils for neutral atom detectors

Graphene foils improve angular and energy resolution in neutral atom detectors while also improving mass discrimination and usable energy ranges. We developed improved grid supports and achieved areas >10 cm2 with good foil coverage and significant improvements in secondary electron yield from ~1 nm metal oxide overcoats. We present Luxel’s characterization of large-area graphene foils for applications as transmission filters and detector components.