JEOL JEM-3010
Location: Science and Engineering South, 116C
| Unassisted | Assisted | |
|---|---|---|
| (1 hr) | ||
| UIC Cost | $38 (per hour) | $76 (per hour) |
| Other Academic | $60 (per hour) | $120 (per hour) |
| Non-Academic | ;$159 (per hour) | $240 (per hour) |
Description
The Materials Science TEM, the JEM-3010, is a 300kV transmission electron microscope with a LaB6 electron source which was installed in 1998. It is fitted with an ultra-high resolution pole piece.
Images are collected using a Gatan digital imaging system with a Windows XP computer running Digital Micrograph software. There are two cameras, an intensified TV camera for set up and a multi-scan 1Kx1K CCD camera.
The microscope is also fitted with a Thermo Noran Vantage XEDS system with a light element X-ray detector.
Heating (1000 deg C) and cooling (-170 deg C) stages are available for this instrument.
Technical Specifications
- Resolution: 0.14nm lattice, 0.17nm point-to-point.
- Accelerating Voltage: 100, 150, 200, 250, 300kV.
- Objective lens: focal length 2.5mm, Cs 0.6mm, Cc 1.3mm, minimum focus step 1nm.
- Spot Size: TEM mode 200~20nm dia (5 steps), EDS/NBD/CBD mode 25~1.0nm (8 steps).
- Magnification Range: 4,000x - 1,500,000x.
- Camera length range: 120 - 3,000mm.
- Specimen Tilt range +/-20 degrees (X & Y).
- Specimen movement: 2mm (X,Y), 0.2mm (Z)