The HT7700 now comes with an objective lens option making it the most powerful 120 kV TEM available.
According to the company, the HT7700 is just as well suited to the low accelerating voltage, high resolution examination of engineered light element materials as the advanced biomedical and biological samples.
The new high resolution pole piece option for the HT7700 utilises Hitachi’s double-gap objective lens technology, together with minimised spherical aberration to provide enhanced resolution.
This makes it especially suited to high resolution imaging of light element materials where lower voltages provide improved contrast and reduced damage.
A high sensitivity real-time digital CCD camera enables all microscope operations to be performed through the graphical user interface - including setup, alignment, image adjustment and image acquisition.
An optional high performance Scanning Transmission Electron Microscope (STEM) system further enhances the analytical capabilities of the HT7700.
This integrates with HT7700 operation and provides powerful brightfield and darkfield imaging.
The high magnification and large Field-Of-View STEM is ideal for high-resolution lattice imaging, bulk crystal structure, and nanoparticle analysis.
