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Spherical Aberration Corrected Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope HD-2700
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Spherical Aberration Corrected Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope HD-2700 The dedicated scanning transmission microscope (STEM) HD-2700, equipped with spherical aberration corrector co-developed by CEOS GmbH (Germany, managing director: Dr. Max Haider), enables dramatically expanded STEM performance suitable for advanced nano-technology research. Due to the correction of spherical aberration which has limited the performance of electron microscope, approximately 1.5 times higher resolution and 10 times higher probe current than the standard model are achieved simultaneously.

Recently, High-resolution lens and Cold-field emission gun are available to further pursue image resolution and beam energy resolution respectively. Also, a version of main unit without Cs-corrector is also added to model line-up and leaves possibility of Cs-corrector upgrade in future.
 

 

 

Features

High resolution STEM imaging

  • HAADF-STEM image 0.136nm, FFT image 0.105nm (HR lens(*))
  • HAADF-STEM image 0.144nm (Std. lens)
  • BF STEM image 0.204nm (w/o Cs-corrector)

High-speed & high-sensitivity EDX analysis: Probe current x 10 times

  • Elemental mapping in more rapid timely manner
  • Low-concentration element detection

Simplified operation

  • Automatic image alignment function

Seamless solution from sample preparation to observation & analysis.

  • Holder compatibility with Hitachi FIB

Versatile evaluation & analysis function with various options

  • Simultaneous acquisition & display of SE&BF, SE&DF, BF&DF, DF/EDX mapping(*) and DF/EELS mapping(*) images.
  • Low Dose function(*) (minimizing electron beam damage & contamination of specimen)
  • High precision magnification calibration & measurement(*)
  • Live diffraction unit(*) (Simultaneous observation of DF-STEM image and Diffraction pattern)
  • Automatic tilt-series image acquisition function using 3D micro-pillar rotation holder (360°rotation)(*)
  • ELV-3000 Real-time Elemental mapping system(*) (simultaneously acquired with DF-STEM image)

(*) Option

Specifications

 

Spherical Aberration Corrected Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope HD-2700

Items
Description
Image resolution

w/o Cs-corrector

0.204 nm guaranteed (at a magnification of ×4,000,000)
w/ Cs-corrector 0.144 nm guaranteed (at a magnification of ×7,000,000)(Std. lens)
0.136 nm guaranteed (HAADF image)
0.105 nm guaranteed (by FFT)(at a magnification of ×7,000,000)(HR lens(*))
Magnification ×100 - ×10,000,000
Accelerating voltage 200 kV, 120 kV (*)
Imaging signal Bright field STEM: Phase contrast image (TE image)
Dark field STEM: Z-contrast image (ZC image)
Secondary electron image (SE image)
Electron diffraction(*)
Characteristic X-ray analysis and mapping(EDX)(*)
EELS analysis and mapping(EV3000)(*)
Electron optics Electron source Schottky emitter
Cold field emitter(*)
Illumination lens system 2-stage condenser lens
Cs-corrector(*) Hexapole transfer lens design
Scanning coil 2-stage electromagnetic coil
ZC collection angle control Projector lens design
Electromagnetic image shift ±1 μm
Specimen stage Specimen movement X/Y = ±1 mm, Z= ±0.4 mm
Specimen tilt Single-tilt holder: ±30° (Std. lens), ±18° (HR lens(*))
Vacuum system   Ion pump ×3, TMP ×1
Ultimate vacuum 10-8 Pa (Electron gun), 10-5 Pa (Specimen chamber)
Image display PC/OS PC/AT compatible, Windows® xp
Monitor 19-inch LCD panel
Image frame size 640 × 480, 1,280 × 960, 2,560 × 1,920 pixels
Scan speed TV, Slow (0.5 – 320 s/frame)
Auto data display Recording No., accelerating voltage, micron bar Magnification, date, time
 

(*) Option

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