Abstract
The electron spin-polarization scanning electron microscope (spin-SEM) uses the polarization of secondary electrons scattered out from magnetic materials to image the surface magnetic structure. The magnetic-domain contrast of the spin-SEM depends on the incident electron energy and the incident angle. We calculated the spin polarization of secondary electrons using a Monte Carlo simulation of electron scattering in magnetic materials based on the single scattering model.
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