ACTEM JEOL JEM-ARM200F
FACTS ABN B4
Aberration corrected transmission electron microscope with EDX
The JEM-ARM200F is a 200kV cold field-emission probe-corrected transmission electron microscope with a STEM resolution of 0.078 nm and TEM resolution of 0.1 nm. It also has an energy-dispersive X-ray detector that can form elemental maps at atomic resolution and a fast CMOS camera. With its probe aberration corrector and high-resolution pole-piece it is particularly suited to STEM imaging and analysis.
In TEM mode the specimen is illuminated with a parallel beam of electrons. The transmitted electrons are magnified using magnetic lenses and imaged on a CMOS camera. In STEM mode the electrons are focussed to a fine probe and scanned across the specimen. Signals such as the transmitted electrons or scattered electrons (HAADF) are recorded as the beam scans.
80 kV | 200 kV | |
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TEM information limit | 0.189 nm | |
STEM HAADF resolution | 0.136 nm | 0.078 nm |
STEM aberration-free angle | 37 mrad | 40 mrad |
Features
- Gatan 4k × 4k One-View CMOS camera
- Oxford X-Max TLE 100 mm2 (~0.7 sr) windowless SDD EDX
- High-angle annular dark-field, annular bright-field and bright-field STEM detectors
- Atomic resolution imaging
- EDX elemental composition analysis
- Low (80kV) and high (200kV) operation