scanning HEED

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scanning HEED [′skan·iŋ ¦hēd]

(physics)

A form of HEED in which the diffracted electrons are directly measured electronically with a sensitive detector, and the diffraction pattern is recorded either by moving the detector across it or by deflecting the diffracted electrons across a stationary detector. Abbreviated SHEED.

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