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Desktop Sample Cleaning System from Hitachi
Desktop Sample Cleaner from Hitachi: Hitachi High-Technologies has launched the ZONESem desktop EM sample cleaner, specifically designed for cleaning and storing electron microscopy samples in readiness for high quality imaging and analysis. The Hitachi ZONESem utilizes a non-destructive UV cleaning process to quickly remove surface hydrocarbons from SEM samples. more
Compact Piezo Motor Linear Stage
Newport Corporation introduces the newest member of the CONEX integrated stage and controller product series. The compact CONEX-AGP controller is preconfigured with an Agilis AG-LS25-27P linear stage that includes an innovative, miniature, built-in, direct-read linear encoder. The CONEX-AG-LS25-27P, which integrates both products, offers quick set up and control with closed-loop positioning performance at an affordable price. more
Extreme Resolution SEM for Life Science
The Magellan extreme resolution scanning electron microscope (SEM) from FEI Company is optimized specifically for life science imaging. It enables life science researchers and cell biologists to actually view the entire organization of a cell in its natural, fully-hydrated state. Magellan provides high-throughput, sub-nanometer resolution even at low accelerating voltages, while maintaining the flexibility and ease-of-use that are characteristic of SEM technology. more
Big Vacuum Chamber, Deep Insights
Carl Zeiss SMT introduced a new family member of Auriga CrossBeam (FIB-SEM) workstation featuring a large six inch stage vacuum chamber and a total of 23 free accessory ports. The new AURIGA 60 platform essentially broadens the application spectrum of the Zeiss CrossBeam technology. Its vacuum chamber is large enough to handle wafers of up to six inch diameter, at the same time. The huge chamber offers the capability to attach up to 23 analytical or other attachments for diverse chemical or physical experiments. more
Easier Life for Microscopists
The HT7700 from Hitachi High-Technologies is the latest in Hitachi's H-7000 series of TEMs optimized for high contrast imaging at low electron doses. It features a unique, high sensitivity real-time digital CCD camera which enables all microscope operations to be performed through the graphical user interface - including setup, alignment, image adjustment and image acquisition. more
Next Generation of Electron Microscope
Hitachi's first tabletop SEM, the TM1000, took the microscopy world by storm in 2005, and with over 1000 installations since then it has become the worlds biggest selling electron microscope. Providing the power of electron microscopy with the simplicity of a digital camera, it proved to be an invaluable tool for researchers in all aspects of science and engineering. more
Fast Steps with Nanometer Precision
Piezo stepping drives from Physik Instrumente (PI) can be combined with a high-resolution linear encoder for nanometer accuracy over the complete scanning range - and are now also available for PIFOC focusing systems for microscope objectives.The N-725 PIFOC scanner for microscope objectives with Nexact piezo stepping drives provides travel ranges of up to one millimeter along the optical axis. At the same time the technology allows rapid positioning: The N-725 focusing system achieves transient times of around 20 milliseconds for steps of 200 nanometers. more
Next Generation in Analytical EM
Carl Zeiss announced launches of product and application innovations. The start of this series is marked by the next-generation analytical field emission scanning electron microscope - the Merlin. This instrument combines requirements of ultra-high resolution imaging and analytical capabilities. "Customers have a need for more than just high resolution images of their samples," Dr. more
Petri Dish Holder and Heater
Asylum Research introduces an enhanced accessory for its MFP-3D AFMs. more
Electron Multiplier Camera
The EM-CCD camera model C9100-02 by Hamamatsu Photonics allows for 2000 fold signal amplification by improved on chip electronics. The frame transfer CCD chip features 1000 x 1000 pixels resolution. Due to the frame rate of more than 30 Hz in full resolution this camera is especially suited for imaging quick moving objects. The readout noise is less than one electron (rms) at 14 bit signal depth. Thus extremely low signals can be reliably detected and displayed with high image quality. more- Legal
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