FEI Titan Themis 300 (FEI)
Model: Titan Themis 300
Manufacturer: FEI (2014)
URL: https://www.em.tf.fau.de/research/equipment/fei-titan-themis-300/
Location: Erlangen
Usage: For external users too
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DFG Key: 5100 Elektronenmikroskope (Transmission)
Feature(s)
- Emitter X-FEG
- High tension: 60-300 kV
- Monochromator, energy resolution 0.2 eV
- Cs probe corrector (CEOS, DCOR)
- Image-side Cs corrector (CEOS, CESCOR)
- Gatan imaging filter (GIF Quantum)
- HAADF detector for Z-contrast (Fishione)
- ADF/ABF/BF detectors (FEI)
- Videocamera (Flucam)
- 4k CMOS camera (Ceta 16M)
- High-efficiency Super-X detector (EDX)
- Tomography sample holder and software
- Special TEM holders
Description
The Titan Themis3 300 is our
high-end TEM providing high-resolution imaging as well as high
performance analytical investigation capabilities. This
double-aberration-corrected TEM corrects both the image and the probe
forming system enabling high-resolution imaging in TEM as well as
scanning TEM (STEM) mode resulting in resolution limits below 1 Å for
both modes for all high tensions between 60 kV and 300 kV. The high
brightness electron gun (X-FEG) equipped with a monochromator to improve
the energy resolution in combination with a high-sensitivity SDD X-ray
spectrometer (Super-X) and a high-resolution post-column energy filter
(GIF Quantum) creates a high performance analytical instrument perfectly
suited for the nanoanalytical characterization of all kinds of
materials and devices. Energy filtered TEM (EFTEM) imaging,
high-resolution electron energy-loss spectroscopy (EELS) as well as
energy-dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDXS) yield chemical, elemental as
well as bonding information even down to the atomic scale. Additionally
information about local band gaps and plasmonics are gained by
monochromated low-loss EELS investigations. Furthermore the Titan Themis3
300 is used to perform advanced in situ experiments using special TEM
specimen holders. A further advanced method available at the Titan
Themis3 300 is electron tomography enabling the analytical
characterization of materials and devices in 3 dimensions. This high-end
analytical TEM is used to answer the most complex questions regarding
materials science.
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