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  • Microstructural Characterization of Thin Film Photovoltaics using Electron Backscatter Diffraction (.pdf)
    observed. X-Ray Diffraction does not measure crystal ographic. information in a spatial y-specific manner required to resolve grain boundary information, but. does provide information on preferred orientation, or texture. Electron Channeling Patterns. (ECP) in a Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) does
  • High-Speed EBSD (.pdf)
    An electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) pattern is formed when a focused electron beam is positioned on a grain within a highly inclined (typically 70 degrees) sample in a scanning electron microscope. As the incident electron beam interacts with the crystal lattice within a small volume
  • 3D Orientation Microscopy (.pdf)
    Zaefferer. optical or electron microscope. However,. many critical aspects of microstructure. are not visually evident. For example,. in the SEM then the crystallographic ori-. sample. Electrons satisfying physical. the crystallographic orientation of the. entation is best characterized using. laws
  • Advanced Digital Technology Breaking Ground in Light Microscopy (.pdf)
    a stand-still. Using an integrated design approach, the VHX-1000 digital microscope system has been developed that overcomes many of the shortcomings of conventional optical microscopes. A built-in 17" monitor eliminates the need for eye-pieces while advanced zoom lenses stretch the depth of field
  • Nanotopics: High Resolution Reflected Light Microscopy to Determine Filler Micro-Dispersion
    the diffraction limit of light. were electron microscopes, which were invented in 1931viii. Like the name suggests, an. electron microscope uses an electron to image a surface rather than photons, as an optical. microscope does. An electron microscope has the ability to magnify 2,000,000 times
  • Study of Cylinder-Wall Micro-Structure (.pdf)
    An extensive study using a Scanning Electron Microscope to examine and compare the results of cylinder honing using rigid hones versus the Flex-Hone(R) Tool. The booklet examines what the honed cylinder wall surface should and should not look like. Three different studies are presented USA, UK
  • Using Space-Age Technology to Open A New Window into the World of Horticulture
    electron microscope, a transmission electron microscope, and a confocal laser scanning microscope that produces three-dimensional fluorescent images. The microscopes have digital imaging features originally developed for telescopes and cameras in the space program to study the surface of planets
  • Applications for Automated Particle Analysis (.pdf)
    ., 2003). As systems become Requirements. ever more automated, as well as easy to use, new applications for. To effectively automate this process there are some necessary. the use of these systems develop and expand. One such applica- requirements of both the sample and of the electron microscope/. tion

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