LEO EM912 Transmission Electron Microscope
The LEO EM912 is a TEM dedicated to any energy filtering related tasks. Due to it´s in-column omega type energy filter, it offers plenty of possibilities for enhancing image contrast and for local chemical analysis. Additionally, in-column filtering offers the nearly unique feature of acquiring inelastically filtered diffraction patterns. In addition, the in-column filter offers didactic advantages for novice microscopists, because the effect of energy filtering can be viewed directly on the viewing screen without putting the CCD camera at risk.
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| Acceleration Voltage: | 120 kV |
| Gun type: | tungsten |
| Cs: | - |
| Cc: | - |
| Specified point resolution: | 0.37 nm |
| Specified line resolution: | 0.20 nm |
| Camera: | on axis Olympus Cantega 2k CCD camera |
| Energy filter: | in-column Omega filter |
| Scanning unit: | none |
| Scanning detector: | none |
| Specified STEM resolution: | - |
| EDS Detector: | none |
| Add-ons: | - |
| Holders: | single tilt, cryo-holder, heating, single tilt rotation |