Sem Microscope

The world’s smallest TEM…input:
output:The compact LVEM5 is a benchtop instrument that seamlessly integrates the compact size of an optical microscope with high-resolution imaging capabilities. It comprises four distinct components: the vacuum system, the microscope, the electronics unit, and the personal computer. The instrument is a multi-purpose personal or in-group electron microscope due to its small footprint, lack of a dark room, lack of cooling water, and ease of service.input:
output:Intense contrast

The LVEM5 is a distinctive investigation tool that enables the observation of objects composed of light elements with high contrast without the use of heavy metal staining and shadowing.

An extensive selection of imaging configurationsinput:
output:The LVEM5 is the world’s smallest commercial transmission electron microscope and is equipped with all of the standard imaging modes that are present in conventional TEMs, as well as additional capabilities. The LVEM5 is capable of operating in a variety of modes, including transmission (TEM) and diffraction (SAED) as well as scanning (STEM and SEM with BSE) with a spatial resolution of nanometers.input:
output:Componentsinput:
output:A Schottky field emitter is employed in the electron gun, which has a lifespan of several thousand hours and ensures high brightness and coherence. Transmission and scanning modes are enabled by the electron gun’s small virtual source and high brightness.input:
output:Electrostatic stigmators and deflectors, an electrostatic lens, and permanent magnet lenses are employed in electron optics. Permanent magnet lenses are exceptionally stable and require no cooling.