High-angle annular dark field (HAADF), annular dark field (ADF) plus bright and dark field (BF/DF) detectors for STEM imaging optimised for electron energy loss spectroscopy (EELS)
For EELS mapping and scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) imaging, proper control of detector angles is critical in both data collection efficiency and its interpretation. The Advanced STEM detectors are optimized to work with EELS systems to provide seamless collection of the entire angular range of scattered electrons for an enhanced understanding of each sample's chemical and compositional properties.
Maximise electron collection using detectors optimised for EELS, diffraction contrast STEM and HAADF STEM applications
Forward scattered electrons - EELS signal (0 to ß), collection angle ß regulated by STEM camera length
Medium-angle electrons - Advanced BF/DF STEM detector (ß to 2x ß)
High-angle electrons - HAADF detector (~2x ß to 7x ß)
Calibrate detector offset and system gain to allow absolute intensity measurements
Low noise electronics and scintillator/photomultiplier tube (PMT) based design
Detect single electrons at low fluxes
Record high signal-to-noise ratio images at typical fluxes
Optimise contrast in real-time using automated PMT gain selection
Computer control of detector gain and insertion for remote operation
One-click switching from dark field to bright field STEM mode (model 807)
Ideal integration with GIF Continuum®, GIF Quantum® and Enfinium™ EELS systems
Compatible with Gatan cameras and DigiScan™ II system to upgrade existing STEM imaging installations
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