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{{Tem list entry|Microscope Name=Phillips Model 1|Microscope Picture File=|Year=c.a. 1949|Successor=Phillips Model 2|Magnification Range=6Kx - 80Kx <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 18</ref>, 1000 - 6Kx <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 19</ref>|Magnification Gauge Type=|Specemin Chamber Pressure=|Power Consumption=|System Weught=|Accelerator Type=|Cathode Type=|Acceleration Voltage=<= 100 KV <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, Page 18-19</ref>|Stability=|Cathode Heating Methode=|Alignment Methode=|No. of Condensor Lenses=2|Condensor Stability=|Condensor Stigmator=|Minimum Spot Size=|Condensor Alignment=|Condensor Lens Type=|Holder Type=|Travel Range=|Obj. Focal Length=|Obj. Adjustment Range=|Obj. Spherical Error=|Obj. Stability=|Obj. Stigmator=|Obj. Alignment Aid=|Point Resolution=|Obj. Lens Type=Electromagnetic|No. of Proj. Lenses=3|Proj. Stability=|Proj. Polpiece Config=Single Polpiece|Proj. Mag=|Proj. Alignment=|Proj. Lens Type=}}
{{Tem list entry|Microscope Name=Phillips Model 1|Microscope Picture File=|Year=c.a. 1949|Successor=Phillips Model 2|Magnification Range=6Kx - 80Kx <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 18</ref>, 1000 - 6Kx <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 19</ref>|Magnification Gauge Type=|Specemin Chamber Pressure=|Power Consumption=|System Weught=|Accelerator Type=|Cathode Type=|Acceleration Voltage=<= 100 KV <ref>Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, Page 18-19</ref>|Stability=|Cathode Heating Methode=|Alignment Methode=|No. of Condensor Lenses=2|Condensor Stability=|Condensor Stigmator=|Minimum Spot Size=|Condensor Alignment=|Condensor Lens Type=|Holder Type=|Travel Range=|Obj. Focal Length=|Obj. Adjustment Range=|Obj. Spherical Error=|Obj. Stability=|Obj. Stigmator=|Obj. Alignment Aid=|Point Resolution=|Obj. Lens Type=Electromagnetic|No. of Proj. Lenses=3|Proj. Stability=|Proj. Polpiece Config=Single Polpiece|Proj. Mag=|Proj. Alignment=|Proj. Lens Type=}}
{{Tem list entry|Microscope Name=Phillips Model 2|Microscope Picture File=Philips - TEM 1.png|Year=|Successor=Phillips EM200?|Magnification Range=|Magnification Gauge Type=|Specemin Chamber Pressure=|Power Consumption=|System Weught=|Accelerator Type=|Cathode Type=|Acceleration Voltage=<= 100 KV? |Stability=|Cathode Heating Methode=|Alignment Methode=|No. of Condensor Lenses=2|Condensor Stability=|Condensor Stigmator=|Minimum Spot Size=|Condensor Alignment=|Condensor Lens Type=|Holder Type=|Travel Range=|Obj. Focal Length=|Obj. Adjustment Range=|Obj. Spherical Error=|Obj. Stability=|Obj. Stigmator=|Obj. Alignment Aid=|Point Resolution=|Obj. Lens Type=Electromagnetic|No. of Proj. Lenses=3|Proj. Stability=|Proj. Polpiece Config=Single Polpiece|Proj. Mag=|Proj. Alignment=|Proj. Lens Type=}}
{{Tem list entry|Microscope Name=Phillips Model 2|Microscope Picture File=Philips - TEM 1.png|Year=|Successor=Phillips EM200?|Magnification Range=|Magnification Gauge Type=|Specemin Chamber Pressure=|Power Consumption=|System Weught=|Accelerator Type=|Cathode Type=|Acceleration Voltage=<= 100 KV? |Stability=|Cathode Heating Methode=|Alignment Methode=|No. of Condensor Lenses=2|Condensor Stability=|Condensor Stigmator=|Minimum Spot Size=|Condensor Alignment=|Condensor Lens Type=|Holder Type=|Travel Range=|Obj. Focal Length=|Obj. Adjustment Range=|Obj. Spherical Error=|Obj. Stability=|Obj. Stigmator=|Obj. Alignment Aid=|Point Resolution=|Obj. Lens Type=Electromagnetic|No. of Proj. Lenses=3|Proj. Stability=|Proj. Polpiece Config=Single Polpiece|Proj. Mag=|Proj. Alignment=|Proj. Lens Type=}}
EM-100 : 1949
EM-75
EM-200
EM-201 : 1970
EM-300 : 1966
EM-301 : 1972
EM-400 : 1975
EM-420
[[Category:Electron Microscope]]


== Scanning Electron Microscopes ==
== Scanning Electron Microscopes ==


[[Category:Electron Microscope]]
[[Category:Electron Microscope]]

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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
[[File:|200px|link=Phillips Model 1]]
General
Year c.a. 1949
Successor Phillips Model 2
Magnification Range 6Kx - 80Kx [1], 1000 - 6Kx [2]
Magnification Gauge Type
Specemin Chamber Pressure
Power Consumption
System Weight
Electrion Source
Accelerator Type
Cathode Type
Accelerating Voltage <= 100 KV [3]
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


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 EM-200 EM-201 : 1970 EM-300 : 1966 EM-301 : 1972 EM-400 : 1975 EM-420

Scanning Electron Microscopes

  1. ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 18
  2. ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, page 19
  3. ↑ Electron Microscopy Technique and Applications, Ralph W. G. Wycoff, 1949, Page 18-19
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