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CLUE Series -
HORIBA, Ltd.
HORIBA Scientific's Cathodoluminescence Universal Extension enhances any SEM’s analytical capabilities while maintaining its original functionality. Since the sample is able to remain in the same spot, CLUE can easily be combined with other microscopy applications, such as EDS and EBIC.
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Enlitech
Enlitech offers different solutions for incident photon-electron conversion testing systems. The available systems include IPCE, PV External quantum efficiency (PV-EQE), Internal Quantum Efficiency, Spectral Response (SR), Highly-sensitive EL-EQE. There are over 1,000 SCI papers cited Enlitech‘s systems to provide reliable experimental data for significant scientific publication. The Highest PV-EQE sensitivity and EL-EQE both reach 10-5 % (7 orders). They can be utilized to PV conversion efficiency, HJT/ PERC/TOP-CON current-loss analysis, Organic PV charge-transfer-state and Perovskite PV trap state measuring, and Organic PV and Perovskite PV Voc loss analysis.
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Insight Product Company
*Processing polymer materials and modifying their parameters*Processing semiconductor materials and devices*For treating food products for disinfection, eliminated bugs, pathogens, and micro-organisms, and increasing their shelf life*Processing diamonds, precious stones and semi-precious stones to change their color
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Rocky Mountain Laboratories, Inc.
Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM Analysis) can produce images of almost any sample at magnifications of 15-300,000X. The SEM has tremendous depth of field allowing for imaging that cannot be accomplished using optical microscopy. Conductive and nonconductive samples can be imaged. When operated in the backscatter (BSE) detection mode, differences in material composition can be observed. Elemental analysis can be performed on any feature observed with an integrated Energy Dispersive Spectroscopy (EDS) detector.
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Evolve Series -
Teledyne Photometrics
The Evolve® is a high-resolution, back-illuminated EMCCD providing high sensitivity for the lowest light applications.With proprietary Teledyne technology throughout, the Evolve provides a new standard in EMCCD performance and reliability. For single molecule imaging, TIRF microscopy, and more, achieve the best imaging performance when every photon counts.
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NeoARM JEM-ARM200F -
JEOL Ltd.
"NEOARM" comes with JEOL’s unique cold field emission gun (Cold-FEG) and a new Cs corrector (ASCOR) that compensates for higher order aberrations. The combination of a Cold-FEG and ASCOR enables atomic-resolution imaging at not only 200 kV accelerating voltage, but also a low voltage of 30 kV."NEOARM" is also equipped with an automated aberration correction system that incorporates JEOL’s new aberration correction algorithm for automatic fast and precise aberration correction. This system enables higher-throughput atomic-resolution imaging even at low accelerating voltages. Furthermore, a new STEM detector that provides enhanced contrast of light elements is incorporated as a standard unit.
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Velocity™ -
EDAX
high-speed EBSD mapping with the highest indexing performance on real-world materials. Velocity™ EBSD camera combines indexing speeds greater than 3,000 indexed points per second with indexing success rates of 99% or better. At these speeds, the Velocity™ uses 120 x 120 pixel EBSD patterns for improved band detection. This image resolution, combined with proven EDAX triplet indexing routines, provides orientation precision values of less than 0.1°.
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FIB-SEMs -
Carl Zeiss AG
Combine imaging and analytical performance of a high resolution field emission scanning electron microscope (FE-SEM) with the processing ability of a next-generation focused ion beam (FIB).
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Teledyne e2v
EM (Electron Multiplication) is a technology that uses on-chip gain in the charge domain to effectively eliminate read noise from an image sensor. This enables advanced ultra-low light applications that require extreme sensitivity at fast frame rates. Examples include life science applications such as single molecule detection, super resolution microscopy and spinning disk confocal microscopy along with physical science applications such as nanotechnology imaging, Bose Einstein condensates and soft X-ray spectroscopy, and astronomy applications such as adaptive optics and lucky imaging. The inclusion of an additional conventional output allows further flexibility for applications such as true 24 hour surveillance.
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Trialon Corp.
Trialon has the equipment and experienced staff to operate this highly technical piece of laboratory equipment. Our state-of-the-art materials analysis lab located in Auburn Hills, MI is managed by a Ph.D with over 20 years of hands-on experience in root cause failure analysis of design, material and process for current and future products.
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Insight Product Company
Insight Product Company offers Hot Electron Bolometer (HEB) mixers, receivers, and chips made from NbN or NbTiN thin film. The HEB mixers can operate at frequencies of up to several terahertz.
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Trialon Corp.
Trialon has the equipment and experienced staff to operate this highly technical piece of laboratory equipment. Our state-of-the-art materials analysis lab located in Auburn Hills, MI is managed by a Ph.D with over 20 years of hands-on experience in root cause failure analysis of design, material and process for current and future products.
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Insight Product Company
Insight Product Company offers ultrafast superconducting hot-electron bolometers (HEBs) operating at terahertz frequency range. from 0.1 to 70 THz. Superconducting hot electron bolometers HEBs are designed to detect and register the electromagnetic radiation pulses in the frequency range from 0.1 THz to 70 THz.
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National Technical Systems
The use of Scanning Electron Microscopy / Energy Dispersive X-Ray Spectroscopy (SEM/EDS) in the analysis of failure related issues of printed circuit boards (PCBs), assemblies (PCAs), and electronic components (BGA, capacitors, resistors, inductors, connectors, diodes, oscillators, transformers, IC, etc.) is a well-established and accepted protocol. As opposed to or simply in addition to normal optical microscopy, SEM/EDS allows for the “inspection” of areas of interest in a much more informative way.
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