Field emission scanning electron microscope SU7000
for researchin-situBF-STEM

Field emission scanning electron microscope - SU7000 - Hitachi High-Tech Europe GmbH - for research / in-situ / BF-STEM
Field emission scanning electron microscope - SU7000 - Hitachi High-Tech Europe GmbH - for research / in-situ / BF-STEM
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Characteristics

Type
field emission scanning electron
Applications
for research
Observation technique
BF-STEM, DF-STEM, in-situ
Configuration
floor-standing
Electron source
Schottky field emission
Other characteristics
high-resolution
Magnification

Min.: 20 unit

Max.: 2,000,000 unit

Resolution

0.8 nm, 0.9 nm

Description

The modern FE-SEM requires not only high performance but also a multitude of functionalities including wide-area observation, in-situ analysis, variable pressure, high-resolution imaging at low accelerating voltages, and simultaneous multi-signal collection. The SU7000 is designed to address these aspects and more by delivering enhanced information for diversified needs in the field of electron microscopy. Experience the nano-world with the SU7000! Features Key Concept 1.Versatile Imaging Capability The SU7000 excels in fast acquisition of multiple signals to address expansive SEM needs, from imaging a wide field of view to visualizing sub-nanometer structures and everything in between. The incorporation of newly designed electron optics and detection systems allows for efficient simultaneous acquisition of multiple secondary electron and back-scattered electron signals. 2.Multi-Channel Imaging The number of the detectors mounted on the SEM is ever increasing, along with the need to display all collected information effectively. The SU7000 is capable of processing, displaying, and saving up to 6 signals simultaneously to maximize information acquisition. 3.Wide Variety of Observation Techniques The specimen chamber and the vacuum system are optimized for: Large specimen size Sample manipulation at various axes Variable pressure conditions Cryogenic conditions Heating and cooling in-situ observation 4.Microanalysis The electron gun is equipped with a Schottky emitter that provides up to 200 nA beam current to accommodate various microanalysis applications.

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