electron optics

Also found in: Dictionary, Thesaurus, Wikipedia.

Related to electron optics: electron lenses

electron optics

[i′lek‚trän ′äp·tiks]

(electronics)

The study of the motion of free electrons under the influence of electric and magnetic fields.

References in periodicals archive ?

Ansari, "Modified Kudryashov method for solving the conformable time-fractional Klein-Gordon equations with quadratic and cubic nonlinearities," Optik--International Journal for Light and Electron Optics, vol.

Exact Solutions with Variable Coefficient Function Forms for Conformable Fractional Partial Differential Equations by an Auxiliary Equation Method

A customer from California performed a variety of experiments using TEM samples that he had previously shipped to Northwestern University, where they were loaded onto the specimen stage in the TEM electron optics column and then positioned, imaged and analyzed from a quarter of the way around the world.

Remote operation expands functionality of field emission TEMs; JEOL demonstrates remote TEM operation using new Sirius enhancement

Gatan has collaborated with FEI Electron Optics to incorporate its high resolution EELS with a 2.00 kV Tecnai scanning TEM.

Market profile: EELS

Carl Zeiss SMT LIBRA[R] Energy Filtering Transmission Electron Microscopes (EFTEM) combine state-of-the-art electron optics with unique Koehler illumination, OMEGA In-column energy filtering, extremely stable digital electronics and genuine ease-of-operation through the WinTEM[TM] graphical user interface (GUI).

Carl Zeiss SMT: celebrating 40 years of excellence in Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM)

The S-3400N variable pressure scanning electron microscope features new electron optics, detector, pumping system, and enhanced sample handling and analysis capabilities.

Variable pressure scanning electron microscope

The EVO series of scanning electron microscopes feature high resolution electron optics, analytical chamber designs, and specimen stages.

Scanning electron microscopes include XVP imaging

"The [C.sub.s] corrector represents a major step in a new direction in electron optics and will be important in all future microscope designs," says Michael Kersker, VP/product manager of TEM and SP Product Group at JEOL-USA, Inc., Peabody, Mass.

Electron microscopes stand corrected: correction for the spherical aberration of lenses in electron microscopes is allowing scientists to push the resolution into the sub-angstrom range, opening the doors to new frontiers

It also features an advanced electron optics system with a high brightness thermal field emission gun, which maximizes stability while minimizing noise.

Integrated FIB/SEM systems streamline throughput; the fusing of focused ion beam and scanning electron microscope technologies into one tool has expedited subsurface defect review and characterization in materials research. Additionally, increased automation and ease-of-use are promoting the use of FIB/SEM workstations

"There was real interest in reconstructing 3-D objects in the areas of materials science and semiconductors," says Rob Fastenau, senior VP and R&D general manager electron optics product division, Acht, The Netherlands.

Surface study meets its match--the microscope. (Microscopy Semiconductor Defect Detector)

With the unique combination of GEMINI ultra-performance electron optics and LEO's variable pressure technology, the LEO 1530VP delivers outstanding capabilities in a range of applications.

Strict control required for sample prep; using electron microscopy and other techniques, researchers can prepare specimens in tightly controlled environments. (Laboratory Equipment)