Carl Zeiss

Zeiss is a German Manufactuer of Electron Microscopes, much like Siemens it was involved in the invention of the Electron Microsocpe. Originally its development focused on the creation of Electrostatic microscopes, but this approch was later abbandoned in favor of the Electromagnetic lens.

Only 2 models using exclusivly Electrostic Lenses are currently known to have existed, this is the experimental EM7, and the production EM8 microscope.

The EM9 marked the first all Electromagnetic Electron Microscope constructed by Carl Zeiss.

List of Models

Transmition Electron Microscopes

Early Models

EM7
	General Year Successor [[]] Magnification Range Magnification Gauge Type Specemin Chamber Pressure Power Consumption System Weight	Electrion Source Accelerator Type Cathode Type Accelerating Voltage Stability Cathode Heating Methode Alignment Methode	Condensor Number of Condensor Lenses Stability Stigmator Minimum Spot Size Diameter Condensor Alignment Lens Type Electrostatic	Stage Holder Type X, Y Travel Range	Objective Lens Focal Length Adjustment Range Spherical Error Stability Stigmator Alignment Aids Point Resolution Å Lens Type Electrostatic	Projective Lens Number of Projective Lens Stability Polpeace Configuration Avalible Polpeace Magnification(s) Alignment Lens Type Electrostatic

EM8
	General Year Successor EM9 Magnification Range Magnification Gauge Type Specemin Chamber Pressure Power Consumption System Weight	Electrion Source Accelerator Type Cathode Type Accelerating Voltage Stability Cathode Heating Methode Alignment Methode	Condensor Number of Condensor Lenses Stability Stigmator Minimum Spot Size Diameter Condensor Alignment Lens Type Electrostatic	Stage Holder Type X, Y Travel Range	Objective Lens Focal Length Adjustment Range Spherical Error Stability Stigmator Alignment Aids Point Resolution Å Lens Type Electrostatic	Projective Lens Number of Projective Lens 2 Stability Polpeace Configuration Avalible Polpeace Magnification(s) Alignment Lens Type Electrostatic

EM9
	General Year Successor EM10 Magnification Range Magnification Gauge Type Specemin Chamber Pressure Power Consumption System Weight	Electrion Source Accelerator Type Cathode Type Accelerating Voltage Stability Cathode Heating Methode Alignment Methode	Condensor Number of Condensor Lenses 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 Stability Polpeace Configuration Avalible Polpeace Magnification(s) Alignment Lens Type

Orange Column Models

It should be noted that this list is far from complete, and many models are yet missing within!

Transmission Electron Microscops
Model	Year	Accelerating Voltage	Cathode Type	Nr. of Condensor Lenses	Nr. of Imaging Lenses	Projective	Resolution	Successor
EM7								EM8
EM8			Tungsten Hairpin	1 Electrostatic	3 Electrostatic	Imersion and EinzelLense		EM9
EM9		60 KV	Tungsten Hairpin	1 Electromagnetic	3 Electromagnetic	Single Polpiece	70 Å	[[EM10}]
EM10		20, 40, 60, 80, 100 KV		2 Electromagnetic	3 Electromagnetic	Single Polpiece	< 30 Å	EM900
EM109		50, 80 KV	Tungsten Hairpin		2 Electromagnetic	4 Electromagnetic	Single Polpiece	50 Å
EM900			Tungsten Hairpin					EM902
EM902			Tungsten Hairpin					EM912
EM906			Tungsten Hairpin			Single Polpiece
EM910			Tungsten Hairpin
EM912			Tungsten Hairpin