Abstract
The time dependence of electron transmission through a single glass macrocapillary made of Borosilicate was studied for incident 500 eV electrons at capillary tilt angles ψ = 0° and 2°. The time evolution reveals characteristics different from those observed for ion and electron guiding through insulating nanocapillary foils. While the transmitted intensity for 0° was about 20 times greater than for 2°, in each case electron transmission increased significantly 10 to 15 minutes after switching on the beam, reached a maximum, and then decreased to an equilibrium value 45 to 50 minutes later.
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