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| EM-100 : 1949 | | EM-100 : 1949 |
| EM-75 | | EM-75 |
| | === 200 series === |
| EM-200 | | EM-200 |
| EM-201 : 1970 | | EM-201 : 1970 |
| | === 300 series === |
| EM-300 : 1966 | | EM-300 : 1966 |
| EM-301 : 1972 | | EM-301 : 1972 |
| | === 400 series === |
| EM-400 : 1975 | | EM-400 : 1975 |
| | EM-410 |
| EM-420 | | EM-420 |
| | === CM 0 Series === |
| | CM10 |
| | CM12 |
| | CM20 |
| | CM30 : 1988 |
| | === CM 00 Series === |
| | CM120 |
| | CM300 |
| | === Tecnai Series === |
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| [[Category:Electron Microscope]] | | [[Category:Electron Microscope]] |
Latest revision as of 02:25, 5 November 2022
Philips is among the multi sector companys who produced Electron Microscopes. Its Electron Microscope deparment was purchased in <insert date here> by the company FEI
List of models
Transmittion Electron Microsocpes
| Phillips Model 1
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| [[File:|200px|link=Phillips Model 1]]
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| General
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| Year
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c.a. 1949
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| Successor
|
Phillips Model 2
|
| Magnification Range
|
6Kx - 80Kx [1], 1000 - 6Kx [2]
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| Magnification Gauge Type
|
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| Specemin Chamber Pressure
|
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| Power Consumption
|
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| System Weight
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|
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| Electrion Source
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| Accelerator Type
|
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| Cathode Type
|
|
| Accelerating Voltage
|
<= 100 KV [3]
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| Stability
|
|
| Cathode Heating Methode
|
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| Alignment Methode
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|
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| Condensor
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| Number of Condensor Lenses
|
2
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| Stability
|
|
| Stigmator
|
|
| Minimum Spot Size Diameter
|
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| Condensor Alignment
|
|
| Lens Type
|
|
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| Stage
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| Holder Type
|
|
| X, Y Travel Range
|
|
|
| Objective Lens
|
| Focal Length
|
|
| Adjustment Range
|
|
| Spherical Error
|
|
| Stability
|
|
| Stigmator
|
|
| Alignment Aids
|
|
| Point Resolution
|
Å
|
| Lens Type
|
Electromagnetic
|
|
| Projective Lens
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| Number of Projective Lens
|
3
|
| Stability
|
|
| Polpeace Configuration
|
Single Polpiece
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| Avalible Polpeace Magnification(s)
|
|
| Alignment
|
|
| Lens Type
|
|
|
| Phillips Model 2
|
|
| General
|
| Year
|
|
| Successor
|
Phillips EM200?
|
| Magnification Range
|
|
| Magnification Gauge Type
|
|
| Specemin Chamber Pressure
|
|
| Power Consumption
|
|
| System Weight
|
|
|
| Electrion Source
|
| Accelerator Type
|
|
| Cathode Type
|
|
| Accelerating Voltage
|
<= 100 KV?
|
| Stability
|
|
| Cathode Heating Methode
|
|
| Alignment Methode
|
|
|
| Condensor
|
| Number of Condensor Lenses
|
2
|
| Stability
|
|
| Stigmator
|
|
| Minimum Spot Size Diameter
|
|
| Condensor Alignment
|
|
| Lens Type
|
|
|
| Stage
|
| Holder Type
|
|
| X, Y Travel Range
|
|
|
| Objective Lens
|
| Focal Length
|
|
| Adjustment Range
|
|
| Spherical Error
|
|
| Stability
|
|
| Stigmator
|
|
| Alignment Aids
|
|
| Point Resolution
|
Å
|
| Lens Type
|
Electromagnetic
|
|
| Projective Lens
|
| Number of Projective Lens
|
3
|
| Stability
|
|
| Polpeace Configuration
|
Single Polpiece
|
| Avalible Polpeace Magnification(s)
|
|
| Alignment
|
|
| Lens Type
|
|
|
EM-100 : 1949
EM-75
200 series
EM-200
EM-201 : 1970
300 series
EM-300 : 1966
EM-301 : 1972
400 series
EM-400 : 1975
EM-410
EM-420
CM 0 Series
CM10
CM12
CM20
CM30 : 1988
CM 00 Series
CM120
CM300
Tecnai Series
Scanning Electron Microscopes
- ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 18
- ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 19
- ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, Page 18-19